Health CIOs are working to get organizational buy-in on artificial intelligence projects as the difficulties of structuring and coalescing mass data is causing organizational confusion, The Wall Street Journal reported Jan. 5.
Some executives have been underwhelmed with the results of AI investments, as some AI tools were not properly trained on a large enough data set.
"I think people sometimes get wed to, 'Well, the model didn't work right the first time, so I'm not really going to use it,'" Johnson & Johnson CIO Jim Swanson told the Journal. "The model's never right the first time — ever."
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