Posted by Philadelphia, USA – Bangalore, India: Business analytics platform Qlik today launched its AI Council to responsibly adopt AI across the organisation. Qlik announced that it has established an inaugural AI Council that includes four distinguished AI experts and advisors.
AI Council
The new initiative will further help to embed ethical AI development in the company and its AI-driven product portfolio and help customers use their data to achieve more significant business outcomes. The AI Council has been established to help Qlik’s customers navigate these challenges and advise on best practices.
As part of its inaugural AI Council, Qlik has convened a distinguished set of advisors as its council members. They will work within Qlik to guide the company’s R&D direction, inform its product roadmap and ensure its customers’ use of Qlik’s AI is built with responsibility and ethics.
Qlik leaders and employees
The council will also educate Qlik leaders and employees on how to harness the full potential of AI while providing insights into the priorities of business leaders tasked with demonstrating value from AI investment.
It features some of the most renowned subject matter experts from around the world including, Nina Schick, author, advisor and Founder of an advisory firm focused on GenAI; Dr Rumman Chowdhury, responsible AI leader, engineer, auditor and investor; Kelly Forbes, Co-Founder and Executive Director of AI Asia Pacific Institute, and Dr Michael Bronstein – DeepMind Professor of Artificial Intelligence, University of Oxford.
“The formation of Qlik’s AI Council is a strategic leap, reflecting our deep-seated commitment to not just advancing AI, but doing so with ethical integrity and practical applicability,” said Mike Capone, CEO of Qlik.
“Our goal is crystal clear: to enable our customers to harness AI in a way that’s not only transformative, but also responsible. By uniting a cadre of AI luminaries, we are sharpening our focus on delivering AI solutions that are not just cutting-edge, but also seamlessly integrated and governed,” added Capone.
“This initiative is a pivotal chapter in our journey, marking a bold move towards democratising AI in a manner that is both accessible and aligned with our core mission of driving substantial, data-driven business outcomes,” concluded Capone.