What does my board expect me to know about AI?
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Blane Canada
“Not expertise. Judgment. Your board does not expect you to understand large language models or AI architecture. They expect you to know what this means for the business, where the risk is, whether you have a direction, and whether you can answer when asked. That is an executive problem, not a technology problem.”
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