AI and the Enterprise
Gerard Francis

Building the Enterprise Brain

AI —from the vast knowledge of Generative AI to the autonomous capabilities of agents—are like brilliant, tireless new hires who have read the entire internet. But they lack both an organizational memory and any formal understanding of how a business actually works, or the specific rules of its house. They are amazing generalists, but they are blind to context, deaf to internal logic, and effectively paralyzed when asked to navigate unique systems and data with accountability.

To address this, an organization needs a brain of its own. But how? This blog seeks to shed some light.

Design of a brain divided into two halves, with the left side representing a circuit board pattern and the right side resembling a neural network pattern, in blue on a black background.