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Data liquidity leads to AI success

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By Kristin Burnham Verified
| MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter
The rapid rise of artificial intelligence has put data back at the center of corporate strategy. Many organizations, however, are discovering that deploying advanced analytics or AI tools doesn’t automatically translate into better decisions or business results. What separates leaders from laggards is not how much data they collect or how sophisticated their models are — it’s how easily data can be reused, combined, and put to work across the enterprise.
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Pro-worker AI, explained

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By Kristin Burnham Verified
| MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter
A data center technician’s job involves more than just inspecting equipment or responding to alarms. Today, they have to interpret streams of operational data, spot early signs of risk, and make decisions across systems. And with the support of artificial intelligence — surfacing relevant information, flagging potential hazards, and guiding next steps in real time — they can take on more complex tasks with greater confidence.
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Balance AI innovation and risk with ‘minimum viable governance’

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By Kristin Burnham Verified
| MIT Sloan Ideas Made to Matter
As organizations move from piloting generative artificial intelligence tools to deploying solutions across the enterprise, governance is becoming a bottleneck. Leaders want to accelerate adoption, but concerns about risk, compliance, and unintended consequences are slowing progress. Many organizations respond by overcorrecting — either locking down generative AI with strict controls or allowing experimentation to run ahead without sufficient oversight.
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