The future of AI belongs to organizations that govern what they spend as well as what they build

Over the past two years, the enterprise conversation has been dominated by AI capabilities, productivity gains and adoption rates. I believe the next major conversation will be about something less exciting but far more consequential: AI economics. Not which models to use or which vendors to partner with, but whether organizations know what their AI is costing them, who is responsible for that spend and whether it is delivering the outcomes the business expected when it approved the investment.