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10 top priorities for CIOs in 2025

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AI, once viewed as a novel innovation, is now mainstream, impacting just about facet of the enterprise. Over the next 12 months, IT leaders can look forward to even more innovations, as well as some serious challenges. As 2025 dawns, CIOs face an IT landscape that differs significantly from just a year ago.

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Cost, security, and flexibility: the business case for open source gen AI

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The main commercial model, from OpenAI, was quicker and easier to deploy and more accurate right out of the box, but the open source alternatives offered security, flexibility, lower costs, and, with additional training, even better accuracy. Finally, in addition to security and flexibility, cost is a key factor.

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7 risk management rules every CIO should follow

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Rule 1: Start with an acceptable risk appetite level Once a CIO understands their organizations risk appetite, everything else strategy, innovation, technology selection can align smoothly, says Paola Saibene, principal consultant at enterprise advisory firm Resultant. Cybersecurity is now a multi-front war, Selby says.

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AI Adoption Is Inevitable: How to Balance Innovation with Security Risks

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Integrating AI and large language models (LLMs) into business operations unlocks new possibilities for innovation and efficiency, offering the opportunity to grow your top line revenue, and improve bottom line profitability. How can you close security gaps related to the surge in AI apps in order to balance both the benefits and risks of AI?

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CIOs to spend ambitiously on AI in 2025 — and beyond

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Research firm IDC projects worldwide spending on technology to support AI strategies will reach $337 billion in 2025 — and more than double to $749 billion by 2028. For the global risk advisor and insurance broker that includes use cases for drafting emails and documents, coding, translation, and client research.

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10 AI strategy questions every CIO must answer

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Here are 10 questions CIOs, researchers, and advisers say are worth asking and answering about your organizations AI strategies. Whats our risk tolerance, and what safeguards are necessary to ensure safe, secure, ethical use of AI? As part of that, theyre asking tough questions about their plans.

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Global AI regulations: Beyond the U.S. and Europe

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Lastly, voluntary frameworks have been proposed by many countries such as Singapore and Japan, to encourage AI innovation. China follows the EU, with additional focus on national security In March 2024 the Peoples Republic of China (PRC) published a draft Artificial Intelligence Law, and a translated version became available in early May.