Over the last few years, I have noticed a quiet shift in how organizations talk about artificial intelligence. Not long ago, AI projects lived comfortably inside innovation programs and experimental sandboxes. Failure was acceptable because the stakes were low. It has moved quickly from experimentation to operational dependency. Today, AI participates directly in systems that […]
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