As generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) continues to evolve at an unprecedented pace, organisations are embracing its transformative potential. However, the rapid adoption of GenAI also introduces challenges. From data privacy concerns to ethical risks, organisations face significant hurdles in navigating this new landscape. Regulatory compliance, such as aligning with the AI Act, adds further complexity.
Beltug regularly publishes Recommendations on Corporate Policy. Because of the fast adoption of GenAI within organisations, we made a decision to focus this edition specifically on GenAI recommendations.
05 / 12 / 24
Beltug regularly publishes Recommendations on Corporate Policy. Because of the fast adoption of GenAI within organisations, we made a decision to focus this edition specifically on recommendations for GenAI policies.
This paper offers actionable guidance to organisations and employees about using GenAI responsibly and effectively. It explores critical areas such as:
The Beltug Priorities Compass highlighted AI as the top priority for Belgian ICT leaders (in FR and NL). It revealed that 49% of Belgian CIOs and digital leaders rank ‘AI integration into IT and business environments’ as a critical focus area. The paper reflects this priority by addressing both strategic and practical aspects of GenAI policies and implementation.
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