AI Leadership Advisory

AI Leadership Snapshot

Five questions. Honest answers. A one-page read on where your AI leadership actually stands.

1.How well do you know who is actually using AI inside your company today?

AFull visibility — usage is centralized and monitoredBWe know roughly, but no system tracks itCIt's happening, but I couldn't tell you who or whereDHonestly, I'd have to ask

2.When AI produces something at your company — a draft, a recommendation, a decision — who's responsible for catching it if it's wrong?

ANamed owner with an explicit review processBSomeone reviews informally, no formal processCWe assume it's right and act on itDI'd have to think about what our most-used AI output even is

3.Who is authorized to deploy a new AI tool in your company? Who is authorized to shut one down?

ADocumented policy, both decisions clearly ownedBLoose convention — usually a CTO/IT leadCWhoever finds the tool first deploys it; nobody owns shut-downDNo clear policy on either

4.For workflows where AI has been added, can you describe what changed?

AYes — in writing, with before/after metricsBYes, anecdotallyCFor some workflows, but not consistentlyDWe added the tools but didn't map the workflows

5.How often does AI usage show up in leadership decisions or meetings?

AStanding item — reviewed regularly with metricsBWhen something breaksCRarely — it's still treated as an IT topicDIt hasn't yet

6.In one sentence — the AI question your leadership team is actually losing sleep over.*

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Jerome Basdevant · AI Leadership Advisory · France · Spain · UK