
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence presents corporate leadership with diverse and far-reaching decisions. These decisions concern not only the selection and deployment of appropriate AI systems, but also—and in particular—the areas of compliance, risk management, and corporate governance. The use of AI within the business model must also be subject to critical review. Furthermore, corporate leadership must address the question of whether—and to what extent—AI can be used to inform business decisions or, under certain conditions, must even be used.
KPMG Law experts Nikolaus Vincent Manthey and Sabrina Riesenbeck provide a detailed report on this topic.
“It is also important, however, that company management consciously manages the use of AI and does not accept the information without verifying it.”
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