Who Really Owns AI? What The CAIO Surge Means For CTOs

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Does the role of CAIO mean the CTO is no longer the AI authority in the room? That depends on whether the organization has resolved its AI governance structure.

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2026-09-04 20:23 · Forbes AI
Who Really Owns AI? What The CAIO Surge Means For CTOs

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