SummaryIn this conversation, Jason Tilley and Mark Wormgoor discuss the transformative potential of AI in business, the challenges of navigating boardroom expectations, and the importance of compliance in regulated industries. Mark emphasizes the need for a strategic approach to AI deployment, focusing on solving business problems rather than succumbing to the allure of technology for its own sake. They explore the ethical implications of AI data usage, the evolving landscape of AI regulations, and the role of major cloud providers in facilitating AI solutions. The discussion also touches on payment innovations in Europe and the future of AI in content creation.👋 Hi, my name is Mark Wormgoor.

I'm a tech strategist and executive coach. Over the past 30 years, I've consulted for industry leaders, led large global IT teams, and coached high-profile tech executives. Throughout my career, I've enjoyed working with renowned organizations including: Lipton, CRH, Jacobs Douwe Egberts, Accenture, Shell, ING, ABN Amro, Van Lanschot, and KLM Air France.

Today, I run Tairi. We deliver tech strategy, software development, and executive coaching to tech leaders. Throughout my career, I've seen and worked for too many companies where IT is a supporting function. As AI and tech rapidly evolve, businesses that prioritize strategic tech leadership at the executive level will drive exceptional growth and impact.

My mission is to place tech leadership at every boardroom table. By making technology and AI integral to strategic decision-making, we create lasting impact for business leaders, their teams, and their customers alike. https://themaverickcto.com/goal-settingTakeawaysAI is a tool that should solve business problems.CIOs face pressure from boards to implement AI without clear direction.Effective AI deployment requires understanding business needs.Pilot programs can validate AI use cases before large investments.Compliance is crucial when using AI in regulated industries.Human oversight is necessary for AI decision-making.AI models can produce biased outcomes if not carefully managed.Partnerships with established vendors can mitigate compliance risks.Major cloud providers dominate the AI service market.The future of payments is evolving rapidly in Europe.Sound bites"AI is a cool tool, but just a tool.""You can't ignore this board question.""You need to define the actual problem."ChaptersAdd 2:00 for Intro00:00 Introduction to Mark Wormgoor01:10 AI in the Boardroom: Starting the Conversation04:41 Managing Board Expectations on AI Implementation07:46 Pilot Programs: Proving AI's Value09:59 Effective AI Use Cases in Organizations12:26 Navigating Compliance in AI Usage15:44 The Role of Human Oversight in AI Decisions19:38 Ethical Considerations in AI Decision Making23:55 Trusting Third-Party AI Vendors25:44 Navigating Compliance in AI Solutions28:00 The Microsoft-OpenAI Relationship: Ethical Concerns32:18 The Cooperative Nature of Credit Unions37:06 Market Positioning of Major Cloud Providers40:39 Amazon and Apple's Potential in AI44:59 Payment Innovations: A Global Perspective

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