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The Treasury AI Roadmap Should Not Start With the Technology

Start with the decision, the pain point, the value mechanism and the evidence you need.

Sigrid Seibold6 Sept 20261 min readRelated: Ch. 5 — Getting to a Roadmap

A roadmap that starts with 'what can this model do?' produces a list of demos. A roadmap that starts with 'which decisions cost us the most when we get them wrong?' produces a portfolio.

Begin with the decision, the pain point, the mechanism through which value would appear, and the evidence you would need to believe it. Technology selection comes later — and is usually the easier part.

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