Use-case owner
A named person, usually a business leader, who is accountable for one use of AI in your company, including its results, its risks and its compliance.
Also called
- AI system owner
- Business owner
Often confused with
- Deployer A company or other body that uses an AI system under its own authority, as opposed to the provider that makes it.
- AI product manager A person responsible for AI features built into products.
Related
- Forward deployed engineer An engineer who works inside a business unit to build a working solution for the company through to production.
- External FDE An engineer from a software or AI vendor who works inside a customer's company to build a working solution on the vendor's product and get it into production.
- AI governance committee A standing group of leaders from legal, risk, security, IT and the business that sets your company's AI policy and approves higher-risk AI uses.
- Kill switch A control that stops an agent or model at once.
- Agent manager A person whose job is to oversee a group of agents at work, by setting their tasks and standards, checking the quality of their output, and fixing them when they fail.
How it connects
- Use-case owner is named in AI inventory