Strategising AI Adoption in Organisations

In this episode of The AI Adoption Podcast, I am joined by Janine McKelvey, General Counsel for Data, AI and Security at BT Group, to discuss the critical aspects of AI adoption, focusing on governance, compliance, and the strategic implementation of AI within organisations. Janine shares insights on the essential elements of an AI strategy, understanding the AI supply chain, conducting impact assessments, and navigating legal considerations. The conversation highlights the need for skills development in AI, the impact of AI on compliance and legal jobs, and the balance between governance and value in AI initiatives. Key messages1. AI strategy is essential for organisations considering adoption.2. Understanding the AI supply chain is important for risk management.3. Impact assessments help identify potential risks associated with AI.4. Compliance with regulations is necessary for safe AI deployment.5. Skills development is vital for effective AI integration.6. AI can enhance productivity by automating mundane tasks.7. Organisations must balance governance with the pursuit of value.8. Legal considerations are critical in AI procurement and deployment.9. AI's impact on jobs will create new opportunities and roles.10. Continuous learning and adaptation are necessary in AI governance.Chapters00:00 The Components of an AI Strategy10:11 Building an AI Supply Chain: Key Considerations17:59 Achieving Compliance with Limited Resources26:01 Skills and Capabilities Needed for AI Adoption29:11 AI's Impact on Legal and Compliance Jobs32:16 Advice for Boards Adopting AI

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The AI Adoption Podcast where cutting-edge artificial intelligence meets real-world relevance. The show offers an accessible, approachable take on some of the most complex topics in AI, making the effects of AI understandable and engaging for everyone, from curious beginners to tech-savvy professionals and business leaders. Each episode features in-depth conversations with leading AI policy makers, researchers, innovators, regulators, ethicists, and thought leaders. You will hear diverse voices, even sceptics, ensuring balanced and lively discussions, exploring the adoption of AI.