In your opinion, which function SHOULD own AI governance at your org?

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IT19%

Data and analytics24%

Infosec9%

Privacy5%

GRC9%

Cross-functional working group/center of excellence33%

Something else (explain in a comment)2%

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VP and CIO Emeritus in Educationa year ago

AI will have both intended and unintended impacts on multiple functions across the enterprise. Although one area or another (e.g., IT or GRC) may have a more prominent role, the organizational epicenter may shift as new capabilities or risks emerge. Active involvement across multiple functional areas, IMHO, has the best chance of both tapping the full potential of AI as it applies in the organization's context, as well as more broadly sharing knowledge, leading to more effective and applicable outcomes.

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