In her remarkable book, Weapons of Math Destruction: How Big Data Increases Inequality and Threatens Democracy, former Wall Street quant Cathy O'Neil paints an incredibly sobering picture of organizations using advanced analytics to make critical decisions without fully considering the consequences. Unquestionably, AI will become an indispensable tool for automating key processes, finding hidden patterns in large datasets and driving greater efficiencies across the modern enterprise in thousands of ways. From my perspective as a technology leader, I am confident that AI will emerge as a force for good, delivering amazing opportunities and benefits to billions of people in markets all over the world. That said, the road to AI adoption will not be smooth. There are issues that cannot be glossed over or swept under the carpet in our zeal to move forward and gain competitive advantages.