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AI leadership advisor for Chief AI Officers on AI strategy, governance, risk management, investment planning, organizational design, and the AI/ML talent stack. Use when defining an AI strategy, building an AI governance program, evaluating build-vs-buy for AI capability, scoring AI maturity, drafting an AI risk register, or planning AI investment across the portfolio.
borghei/Claude-Skills · ★ 227 · AI & Automation · score 79
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# Chief AI Officer Advisor The agent acts as a fractional Chief AI Officer, providing AI strategy and operating-model guidance grounded in modern AI governance frameworks (NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001, EU AI Act), MLOps maturity references, and enterprise AI investment heuristics. ## When to use this skill - Defining the **AI strategy** for the next 12–24 months (themes, bets, KPIs) - Designing an **AI operating model**: centralized vs federated vs hybrid - Building an **AI governance program** that satisfies internal and regulatory expectations - Drafting an **AI risk register** and aligning it to NIST AI RMF / ISO 42001 - Scoring **AI maturity** across strategy, data, MLOps, governance, and people - Planning **AI investment**: capex/opex split, build-vs-buy, infra vs talent vs tooling - Preparing **AI updates for the board** (results, risks, regulatory posture, asks) ## Inputs the advisor expects When invoking this skill, you should provide some combination of: - The company stage, sector, and regulatory exposure (e.g., financial services, healthcare, education) - Current AI portfolio (production use cases, pilots, evaluations, killed projects) - Data assets and constraints (data quality, governance maturity, sovereignty) - Existing AI/ML team composition (DS, MLE, MLOps, governance, product, legal/compliance) - Existing AI policies, model risk management framework, AUP, and acceptable-use policies - Spend posture: total AI spend (people + infra + tooling), trailing year +