Increasingly, a selling point for AI-powered products is how well they embody specific values such as safety, dignity, fairness, and helpfulness.

Speed and efficiency used to be the priority. Now issues such as safety and privacy matter too.

Organizations should think carefully before integrating unexplainable, “black box” AI tools into their operations, and take steps to help determine whether these models are really worth the risk before moving forward.

AI’s learning capabilities can lead to innovative business opportunities, generate creative insights, and algorithms that are capable of learning from users’ or consumers’ behavior.

CEOs should ask A.I. review boards to identify A.I. risks; develop guidelines to prevent their companies from falling victim to them; and constantly monitor the growing risks as the algorithms evolve

The coming era of regulated internet governance will require tech companies to adapt and develop new risk-management processes and tools.