Is Your Data AI-Ready?
Blog post from Tessell
Artificial intelligence (AI) requires a departure from traditional data management practices, as AI-ready data must encompass a full range of real-world conditions, including errors and outliers, to effectively train models for complex scenarios. Organizations often misunderstand AI-ready data, believing that traditional high-quality data standards automatically apply, which can hinder AI initiatives. The blog emphasizes the need for data and analytics leaders to grasp the unique requirements of AI-ready data, which varies based on specific AI techniques and use cases. Achieving AI readiness involves aligning data with use-case requirements, ensuring it meets quality and diversity standards, and governing it within relevant policies and ethical considerations. Data readiness is an ongoing process that includes validating data confidence, maintaining operational requirements, and addressing bias to ensure fair AI outcomes. Proper data governance, including compliance with emerging standards and facilitating data sharing, plays a crucial role in maintaining transparency and accountability, ultimately bolstering successful AI implementations that drive innovation and add business value.