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The Board's AI agenda: How prepared are you to guide the transformation?

When a business that relies heavily on artistic talent cites AI as a disruptive force, it signals more than just an industry-specific concern

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Companies are repositioning themselves as “transformation” partners rather than service vendors and are embedding AI across cloud, data, and engineering practices.

Amit Tandon Mumbai

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An Indian music company, listed and with annual sales of ₹310 crore and a modest market capitalisation of ₹8,110 crore, has flagged artificial intelligence (AI) disruption as the most significant risk to its business. In its disclosure, the company noted:  “AI is transforming music production and significantly raising concerns about job displacement and income reduction. (On the one hand AI-generated music) opens new avenues for creativity and democratizes music production, while on the other, it brings forth challenges related to copyright, royalties, and the value of human-created recorded music.” 
When a business that relies heavily on artistic talent cites AI
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