Artificial intelligence is no different to Lego; you want to make sure that different algorithms are compatible with each other, you want to make sure that the algorithms are correct and have minimal fault tolerance and when you start to combine different algorithms, you can create an algorithmic business with enormous potential. And to manage this AI Lego building process, your organisation requires a Chief AI. Since the Chief AI has a clear understanding of the business objectives of the organisation as well as the available technology already in-house, the Chief AI should be able to attract the right AI talent. Next to attracting the right AI talent, the Chief AI should be able to retain this talent by offering them interesting and challenging AI projects. Therefore, the Chief AI should be able to understand the business needs and be able to translate these to technical requirements and adapt (existing) AI tools to the business needs.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is seen by many as the best path to competitive advantage and efficiency. C-level executives are taking this message to heart – three-quarters believe if they don't move beyond experimentation to aggressively deploy AI, they risk going out of business over the next five years. That increasing anxiety emerged in a recent study from Accenture, based on a global survey of 1,500 C-level executives. Still, organizations are scrambling to establish an AI foothold. Eighty-four percent say AI is now vital to their business strategies, but only 16% have moved out of the experimental stage.

Artificial intelligence (AI) is seen by many as the best path to competitive advantage and efficiency. C-level executives are taking this message to heart – three-quarters believe if they don't move beyond experimentation to aggressively deploy AI, they risk going out of business over the next five years. That increasing anxiety emerged in a recent study from Accenture, based on a global survey of 1,500 C-level executives. Still, organizations are scrambling to establish an AI foothold. Eighty-four percent say AI is now vital to their business strategies, but only 16% have moved out of the experimental stage.

Artificial Intelligence is like Lego; to build something nice, you need to combine the right pieces in the right way. Most of us have played with Lego when we were small. I did at least and I absolutely loved it. I can remember the days when my friends and I were playing with Lego for hours on end, constantly creating new structures and building complete cities. We loved it and I am sure it stimulated my creativity. Even adults still play with Lego, often in group exercises to get some creativity flowing.

Artificial Intelligence is like Lego; to build something nice, you need to combine the right pieces in the right way. Most of us have played with Lego when we were small. I did at least and I absolutely loved it. I can remember the days when my friends and I were playing with Lego for hours on end, constantly creating new structures and building complete cities. We loved it and I am sure it stimulated my creativity. Even adults still play with Lego, often in group exercises to get some creativity flowing.