About this session

In the few years, artificial intelligence, quickly went from a specialized technology used selectively in certain aspects of business to a ubiquitous tool. It has permeated the business landscape and set itself up as the key driver of innovation in the digital revolution of Industry 4.0.

Over the past year, we have spoken to various experts on different aspects of AI in business. This eBook is a compilation of those insights to help you navigate the complexities of artificial intelligence implementation.

KEY TAKEAWAYS:

1. AI adoption peaked in 2024 at 72%
By 2027, more than 50% of genAI models will be industry- or function-specific. But for now, only about 20-40% of the workforce in 40% of organizations have access to approved genAI tools and applications.

2. AI transforms the enterprise architecture
Supporting architects as key strategic business partners, AI enables more data-driven architecture and processes, thereby increased project success rates. GenAI specifically is helping EA by reducing time spend on low value tasks, design compliant architectures with automated model generation, and accelerate knowledge transfer.

3. AI-drive fraud will cost businesses USD8 trillion by 2030
While 56% of employees are using genAI at work, only 26% say their organizations have relevant policies in place. Supporting architects as key strategic business partners, AI enables more data-driven architecture and processes, thereby increased project

4. Expert insights:
“Implementing risk management frameworks will lead to better mitigation of data poisoning.” - Ger Jansen, Principal Data & AI Scientist, Philips – Healthcare.

“You’re not going to be successful with responsible AI if you don’t have support at C-suite level.” – Kay Firth-Butterfield, Former Head of AI at World Economic Forum.

“The fruition of human involvement in AI is AI validation engineering.” – Dr Rebecca Wynn, Founder & Host, Soulful CXO Podcast

“By 2030, there will be two types of companies: those that use AI and those that no longer exist.” – Dr Mark van Rijmenam, Strategic futurist.

*Download the eBook for more insights.