Using an AI Accelerator to Build a Core Competency in AI — Six Case Studies

Three failures and three successes in AI adoption

Authors

  • Steve Smith G7 Research Author

Keywords:

AI, Case Study, AI Competence, Applied AI, Practical AI

Abstract

The CEOs of many large companies have recently been given a mandate by their Boards: “Get goin’ on AI!” The CEOs, in turn, typically respond in three distinct ways:

  1. Call marketing and generate some AI hype.
  2. Gather the senior team and commit to a five-year plan to do it right and start hiring AI PhDs.
  3. Find a partner that has an AI competence and tell your Board that you’ve checked off that AI box.

All three of these strategies can work but could also have poor outcomes in terms of lost credibility, lost opportunity, and enormous expense. There is, however, another way to build a corporate competency in AI. We call it an AI Accelerator. The concept has been trialed and tested many times during the last two decades. In this paper I will explore six case studies—three successes and three failures—and use these as practical lessons on how to create an AI Accelerator at your company.

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Author Biography

  • Steve Smith, G7 Research

    Stephen Smith is the Chief Executive Officer of G7 Research LLC, a provider of AI-powered educational solutions. Steve has been working in the field of artificial intelligence since the 1980s and has published two books with McGraw-Hill on the business applications of AI. He currently advises Fortune 500 companies on how to launch AI Accelerators to quickly build AI competence and deliver improved product. Email: steve@stevesteve.com LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/stevesmith1517/

How to Build an AI Competence

Published

2024-05-23