
ALT This image presents "The AI Decision Matrix" from MIT Sloan. It is a chart that categorizes decision complexity into four quadrants, based on ambiguity and risk. The quadrants are: 1. Exploratory: High ambiguity, low risk (Approach: Enable experimentation). 2. Strategic: High ambiguity, high risk (Approach: Co-create with human oversight). 3. Routine: Low ambiguity, low risk (Approach: Automate and monitor). 4. Consequential: Low ambiguity, high risk (Approach: Manage to ensure foresight). At the bottom, decision components, participant designations, and decision approaches are outlined. The chart credit mentions the work of E. Sebastian, P. Wefel, T. Haskamp, and J. vom Brocke.

ALT An infographic titled "6 Questions to Guide Your AI Strategy" from MIT Sloan provides a list of questions to consider: 1. What is your shared ambition? 2. How will you govern your efforts? 3. How will you capture value by scaling AI efforts? 4. Is your tech foundation solid? 5. Is your culture ready to move fast? 6. Do your people have the right skills to work with AI?








