Book a conversation

The AI Decision Scorecard

Are you making the right decisions about AI?

Or just the ones in front of you?

Ten questions. See what your leadership team can build on and what to strengthen before the next AI decision.

For CEOs, executive teams and senior leaders · 5 minutes

Why it matters

Decisions that aren’t made deliberately get made by default.

AI creates more possibilities than any organisation can pursue. Some leadership teams are choosing deliberately. Others are deciding one tool, vendor or request at a time.

AI keeps arriving either way.

What it measures

Five things a leadership team needs to make good AI decisions.

This scorecard shows which of the five your leadership team has in place.

  1. 01Clarity

    Knowing which AI decisions matter most, and which to make now.

  2. 02Firsthand experience

    Leaders who use AI on real work, not just read about it.

  3. 03Judgement

    Weighing AI proposals well and making calls you can stand behind.

  4. 04Information

    A clear view of what’s possible in your sector and where your organisation stands.

  5. 05Alignment

    A leadership team that agrees where you are and where you’re heading.

What you’ll get

A clear read on where your leadership team stands and what to do next.

  • Your result, and what it means for your organisation
  • A snapshot of your team’s approach to AI decisions, based on your answers across five areas
  • What’s already in place and what you could strengthen
  • Practical next steps you can take with your leadership team this month
  • The AI Decision Guide to take into your next leadership meeting
  • A PDF of your results to take into your next leadership discussion
Sue Cunningham, Founder and Principal Advisor of The Uncertainty Lab

Why work with Sue

I help organisations make consequential decisions about AI and build the leadership capability to act on them.

For more than 25 years I’ve led organisations from $50 million to $3 billion through strategy, transformation and crisis, including Black Summer and COVID-19. Today I work alongside executive teams and boards as they decide what AI means for them. I’ve built a human-led, AI-enabled practice and bring that firsthand experience to judging what AI can deliver in real work.

My advice is independent, with no ties to technology vendors.

120+leaders
43organisations
14sectors

GAICD · B.Eng (Hons) · MIT Sloan · Oxford Saïd · INSEAD (Distinction) · Certified AI Trainer

Before you start

Questions

Who is it for?

For CEOs, executive team members, board directors and senior leaders involved in their organisation’s AI decisions. Answer from what you can see of how the executive team works today.

What do I get?

You’ll get a snapshot of your team’s approach to AI decisions, based on your answers across five areas, and practical next steps. You can download your results as a PDF. You’ll also get the AI Decision Guide to help your team agree which AI decisions to work on first. If you’d like to talk through your results, you can book a free 30-minute conversation.

Is it confidential?

I use your answers to prepare your results. I may combine answers to share insights without identifying you or your organisation.

Is your leadership team ready for the AI decisions ahead?

Ten questions. Five minutes. See what’s in place and what to work on next.

Question 1 of 10About 5 minutes

Clarity

Answer for your leadership team as it works today.

Almost there

A few details, then your results.

How many people work in your organisation?

If nothing changes in the next six months, what concerns you most?

What would help most right now?

What’s the most important AI decision your organisation faces right now?

Optional.

Your details

Please add your first name.

Please add a valid work email.

Please choose your role.

How I handle your scorecard information

Netlify stores your submission and may process it outside Australia, including in the United States. For access, correction or deletion requests, email sue@uncertaintylab.com.au. See the privacy statement for more information.