Carina Stoettner on AI Strategy in Waidhofen an der Ybbs
“You can’t simply buy an AI system, switch it on and hope for the best — that will end in disaster.”
That’s how one expert in a recent AI study summed up a central problem in how companies are approaching the technology.
Artificial intelligence is widely seen as the key technology of our time. The reality check tends to follow close behind: systems fail, produce unreliable results, or create new risks. Why? Because technology without context and without a clear set of values doesn’t produce solutions that last.
Foresight instead of flying blind: AI needs onboarding
Carina Stoettner, managing director of Themis Foresight and an experienced speaker on AI, technology and the future, set out her perspective on using AI productively and responsibly in June at Rise of Technology in Waidhofen an der Ybbs.
Her central argument:
“AI systems need to be introduced, trained and tied to company goals — exactly like new employees.”
Which means companies need more than technical infrastructure. They need a strategic foresight perspective that builds ethical guidelines, company values and a clear sense of direction into how AI is designed and used.
Ethical AI pays off — strategically and financially
Building ethical principles and strategic objectives into AI systems delivers:
- Better data quality
- Better decisions over the long term
- Lower reputational and compliance risk
- A stronger return on investment
Carina Stoettner — speaker on AI, technology and the future
A sought-after speaker on AI and foresight, Carina Stoettner delivers keynotes for companies, conferences and leadership events. Her approach combines technological expertise with a wider view of where society is heading — for anyone who would rather not leave the future to chance.
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