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An AI readiness checklist helps executive teams assess whether governance, board oversight, policy boundaries, reporting, and rollout ownership are ready before AI adoption scales across the organization. Use this page when the real question is not whether AI is interesting, but whether leadership is actually prepared to scale it with control.
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The highest-value readiness checks are concrete. They tell leadership whether the next quarter of rollout is likely to hold together operationally.
Check whether ownership, executive sponsorship, and governance decisions are explicit before rollout expands.
Assess approved tools, data boundaries, review triggers, and escalation paths before teams normalize unsafe workarounds.
Confirm there is a 90-day plan, metric baseline, and board-ready reporting rhythm instead of isolated pilots.
What you download
The checklist combines a leadership scorecard, risk prompts, board questions, and a 90-day action plan. It is built from AILD's readiness assessment, governance brief, and operating model guidance.
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This keeps the checklist page useful for search while giving executive teams a clear path into supporting evidence and implementation assets.
Use this assessment when you need a deeper scorecard behind the checklist.
See what readiness looks like across stages of governance and execution maturity.
Use this if readiness is strong enough to move into a tighter first-month execution sequence.
Use this when readiness questions now need board-level framing and oversight.
Use this when the checklist is complete and leadership needs a controlled execution path.
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If you are evaluating AI readiness this quarter, this is the fastest AILD asset to start with.