Ask the right questions
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With generative AI developing at lightning speed, company executives and employees are anxiously exploring its possibilities, values, and risks. But what role should a company’s board of directors play to get ready for what lies ahead? After all, the board is ultimately responsible for how generative AI is used in the companies they oversee—so they should be prepared to help their CEOs understand how it can create value while managing risks. In order to do this, asking the right questions is critical, say McKinsey’s Frithjof Lund, Dana Maor, Nina Spielmann, and Alexander Sukharevsky. Check out this new article which outlines four questions boards should ask management, plus one question they should ask themselves. Give it a read and get ready for the future.
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