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CEOs must lead AI strategy, boards must approve, to avoid accountability gap

Many companies struggle with AI strategy due to a diffusion of responsibility, where no single leader wants accountability for potential failures. This "hot potato" game is fueled by AI's cross-functional impact, opaque supply chains, and rapid external innovation, making it politically risky. To address this, CEOs should lead AI strategy as part of the overall business strategy, with boards ultimately approving it, ensuring AI is treated as a core business driver rather than just infrastructure. AI

IMPACT Establishes a framework for corporate AI governance to ensure accountability and strategic alignment.

RANK_REASON Opinion piece by a named credible voice discussing corporate governance of AI.

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CEOs must lead AI strategy, boards must approve, to avoid accountability gap

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  1. Forbes — Innovation TIER_1 English(EN) · Kevin Korte, Forbes Councils Member ·

    No More Board Games: Stop Passing The AI Hot Potato

    When organizations debate who should own AI, the conversation quickly fragments into role narratives rather than a governance blueprint.