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Sign up hereOver the next decade, productivity gains enabled by AI are expected to increase global GDP by USD 7 trillion. CEOs can capture value by setting the right vision.
According to our latest Fortune/Deloitte CEO Survey, 79 per cent of CEOs say that accelerating innovation is one of the top use cases for Generative AI.
Generative AI is a unique opportunity to reimagine the fundamental business framework and achieve new levels of value creation.
Although Generative AI is a complex technology, it is ultimately up to the CEO to set the vision, tell the story, and invest well.
Much can be said about technology-enabled business transformation, but for CEOs, one truth stands out: Generative AI allows companies to unlock value in ways that were almost unimaginable a few years ago. Generative AI has the potential to augment even the most intricate and unstructured avenues of value creation. But the application, speed and pace of change are decisions that ultimately lie with the CEO.
For years AI tools have helped companies everywhere automate processes, solve complex tasks, structure huge amounts of data, as well as inform operational and strategic decisions.
But with Generative AI, it is a different story. Generative AI is much more than the evolution of a chatbot: In the future, it can be the compressed digital representation of your entire enterprise, capturing knowledge and communicating it through natural language.
In fact, a few years from now, Generative AI capabilities could enable the use of digital bots that operate throughout your enterprise in a supportive role. Such bots could be given goals instead of commands, they can develop plans and execute tasks. In other words, the blueprints of your organisation, its complex ways of working and years of institutional knowledge could potentially be at your fingertips, accessible through sophisticated AI models.
Creating this level of value through Generative AI requires today’s CEOs to reimagine ways of working and the role of human contributions to the workplace.
At the same time, organisations competing in a marketplace where every company has access to the same Generative AI tools will still rely on human capabilities, such as curiosity, empathy and creativity to create differentiation. It will be the role of the CEO and the executive team to find that “differentiation” by envisioning unique ways for humans and AI to interact.
To capture value and realise the full potential of Generative AI, we believe that CEOs play a vital role in three significant areas: setting the vision, communicating it and making the right investments to accelerate the journey.
Now is the time for bold CEOs to drive value and competitive advantage through Generative AI.
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