AI-enabled enterprise starts with education, not tech

Jordan pointed to AI Magazine and O'Reilly Media's artificial intelligence newsletter as two "simple examples" of how CIOs can incorporate AI education into their daily routines and that of their teams. She described this as just "a sprinkling," but said the reading material can encourage discussions about artificial intelligence and how its resurgence might affect the future of the company. Reading up on AI could be worthwhile even for the smallest organizations, according to Jordan. "It no longer requires a multimillion-dollar budget to get AI started in your organization," she said. Take mergers and acquisitions, which require advisors to monitor and analyze disparate and often siloed data sources such as patent filings or regulatory findings.