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Taylor Brooks
As generative artificial intelligence (AI) continues to revolutionize industries, companies are struggling to move beyond experimentation and integrate these innovative technologies into their operations. The solution lies in creating a center of excellence (CoE) to manage generative AI effectively, ensuring widespread adoption and growth.
A CoE is essential to balance enthusiasm with effective governance, as generative AI can disrupt established processes and introduce governance and scalability challenges. By establishing a central team that works across departments, organizations can create common rules and processes, provide skills development, and foster knowledge sharing.
The CoE's three main responsibilities are policing, teaching, and refereeing. It must create lightweight standards, enforce them, and provide best practices and principles to guide teams. This approach encourages experimentation, community building, and decision-making, ultimately driving business outcomes.
In a rapidly evolving field, a CoE can help organizations stay ahead of the curve. By investing in generative AI and establishing a CoE, businesses can unlock the technology's huge potential, estimated to reinvent how work is done and transform industries.
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