AI expertise instead of loss of control: why responsibility cannot be delegated

Artificial intelligence is no longer an end in itself, but a crucial tool for sustainable business success. However, with its increasing use – often as uncontrolled "shadow AI" in companies – uncertainty is growing: who is responsible when algorithms make decisions?

In the latest interview with our CEO Lumir Boureanu in IT Management, you can find out why AI recognizes patterns but does not understand context, and why human judgement and ethical guidelines remain indispensable. He also shows why companies need to set the right course now to build AI expertise and safely exploit the technology's full potential.

Because the current debate  typically overlooks this: AI may be a powerful tool, but it is no substitute for human intuition and ethical judgement. While 70% of companies are already confronted with "shadow AI", the pressing question of the right governance arises. We don't have to become AI experts, but we should master the "rules of the road" of the digital world.

The key points of the article at a glance:

• Human vs. machine: why our understanding of context remains the true "superpower".
• Risk management: How to keep the balance between innovation and security.
• Shadow AI: Why waiting is no longer an option and proactive action secures the lead.

Read the full interview now on IT-Daily.net.