Succeeding with AI: How to make AI work for your business
by Veljko Krunic. He holds a PhD in Computer Science from University of Colorado Boulder. Today he is CEO of Health Saver AI and holds two AI patients.
Based upon the AI books I have been reading, none certainly addresses the business side of AI. Veljko is writing this book for business leaders. At first glance one may believe technology project managers would be a target audience. This is perfect for business leaders and analysts with no AI programming.
For any business seeking to define investments for data driven decision making, this is a worth title to read. The approach is completely a business approach to AI projects, how they are different and when to fail quickly early in a project.
In addition, Veljko’s underlying message for business teams is the profit is the resulting data outcomes, as it seems almost every business seeking to gain an upper hand have already kickstarted small AI projects. Veljko certainly helps leaders understand the foundation requirements (developers, and data scientists) required to succeed.
The hard requirements for AI if overlooked, will not be enough to prove a business case and result in wasted investments. This is along the lines of The Myth of Artificial Intelligence Why Computers Can’t Think the Way We Do by Erik Larson.