Seeing is believing: the magic of AI
Boards need to wake up to the new world and learn the tricks, say generative AI leader Tim Warren.
The potential reach of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is pervasive. The future impacts on the economy and society will be significant and disruptive.
Governments, businesses, investors and research institutes around the world are applying ever-greater time and effort into developing and deploying the next generation of AI systems and considering the implications for policy and regulation.
The IoD and Chapman Tripp have developed a call to action paper highlighting the opportunities and challenges artificial intelligence (AI) presents.
It calls upon the government to establish a high-level working group on AI to:
A working group with experts from science, business, law, ethics, society and government, should be tasked with considering the potential impacts, identifying areas of opportunity and concern and making recommendations on how New Zealand should prepare for AI-driven change.