Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is an AI strategy meeting.

Right then. I've called this meeting because we need a coherent AI strategy before the quarter ends. Every department has been doing its own thing, and frankly, it's becoming rather untidy. I'd like us to agree on a single framework for AI deployment.

Framework? We don't need a framework. We need total AI dominance. Every competitor is arming up with machine learning and we're sitting here writing memos. I say deploy across all systems simultaneously — full saturation, no gaps.

Well now, I think Buck raises some valid points, but Lionel also has a point about organisation. Perhaps we could deploy everywhere AND have a framework? I want everyone to feel heard on this.

Hot dang, I say we just ride this thing and see where it takes us! My team's already got three AI tools running and we're automating everything that moves. Strategy is GO. Saddle up!

Kong, I appreciate your enthusiasm, but automating everything without governance is how you end up with an AI sending invoices to fictional clients. Which, I'm told, happened last Tuesday.

Risk is for people who aren't prepared. The real risk is falling behind. While we debate governance, competitors are building AI war rooms. They're not worried about rogue invoices — they're worried about WINNING.