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Chief information officers (CIOs) are looking to drive a new wave of transformation armed with artificial intelligence (AI), generative AI, and now AI agents. “If I had to name the most important projects CIOs are driving today, it’s clear that the agenda is defined by a single word: reinvention,” says Tejas Patel, Technology Strategy and Advisory Leader for APAC at professional services firm Accenture. Of course, there are many steps involved i…
Accenture's Karthik Narain on human, AI collaboration, trust
By Larry Dignan Karthik Narain, Group Chief Executive, Technology and CTO at Accenture, said enterprises should think about trust as the primary gatekeeper to AI adoption, eye collaboration between AI agents and humans, and architect companies to take advantage of a time where there's a "a personalized digital brain for every employee." Narain, who appeared on DisrupTV Episode 399 and is an author of Accenture's Tech Vision, riffed on the future…
Accenture: AI shaping next phase of autonomy and trust
Accenture’s Technology Vision 2025 report shows that 69% of executives see AI’s fast development as a sign that organizations must rethink how they design and operate their technology systems. As AI becomes a stronger presence across companies and industries, it is also changing roles and relationships between people and machines. The Accenture report explores how […] The post Accenture: AI shaping next phase of autonomy and trust appeared first…
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