Saturday 27 April 2024
Select a region
Business

More focus needed on AI in the boardroom

More focus needed on AI in the boardroom

Friday 15 March 2024

More focus needed on AI in the boardroom

Friday 15 March 2024


A director’s survey in Guernsey has unearthed concern in how company board members are using – or not using – artificial intelligence.

A survey of 63 people found that half didn’t think boards are making good use of AI. Additionally, only a third thought their board is making good progress in implementing AI, and a quarter believed company strategy had been updated with AI in mind.

The results were released after the Institute of Director’s mid-term seminar. 

IoD members and business leaders are excited by the promise and opportunities AI offers, such as increased productivity and lower operating costs, but are worried about the risks posed, with some directors advocating for increased regulations and establishing a global regulatory body to oversee its development,” said Glen Tonks, IoD Guernsey Chair.   

Mr Semple, Chartered Director and Consultant at the Corporate Governance Institute, said: "As investment in AI explodes, it's clear that embracing technological innovation is not an option but a necessity. Directors and boards tasked with driving their organisations forward are responsible for navigating these challenges proactively.   

"As more and more practical implementations of AI emerge, it's imperative that directors equip themselves with the knowledge and tools necessary to harness its potential as a positive force to elevate their boards' performance." 

 

Sign up to newsletter

 

Comments

Comments on this story express the views of the commentator only, not Bailiwick Publishing. We are unable to guarantee the accuracy of any of those comments.

You have landed on the Bailiwick Express website, however it appears you are based in . Would you like to stay on the site, or visit the site?