Architectural Prerequisites for AI Adoption in Institutions and Enterprises

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contents <p><span><span>This paper examines the architectural prerequisites for AI adoption, distinguishing visible AI discourses around efficiency, workflows, labour-market effects, fairness, skills and implementation from deeper infrastructure-level consequences for institutional and enterprise systems. </span></span></p> <p><span>As a basis for understanding and developing a pre-mapping layer, it identifies infrastructural anchor points that enter view during preparation or re-evaluation, within which decision authority and data sovereignty are positioned as the highest-order neuralgic point. Subsequent layers of mechanisms, including data quality and access, guardrail and output formation, responsibility allocation and related structural variables, are assessed from an architectural point of view. </span></p> <p>The paper further situates AI within a broader convergence of emerging technologies, particularly DLT and blockchain, within the same logic of architectural prerequisites and infrastructure-level consequences, and concludes by delineating a prior structural reading through which institutions and enterprises can situate their decision space within AI-related infrastructural, organisational and technological convergence.</p>
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spellingShingle Architectural Prerequisites for AI Adoption in Institutions and Enterprises
Eichner, Rika
Artificial Intelligence
Blockchain
DLT
Web3
AI Adoption
AI Governance
Data Sovereignty
AI Infrastructure
Institutional Architecture
Data Protection
AI Agents
Emerging Technologies
Architectural Sovereignty
<p><span><span>This paper examines the architectural prerequisites for AI adoption, distinguishing visible AI discourses around efficiency, workflows, labour-market effects, fairness, skills and implementation from deeper infrastructure-level consequences for institutional and enterprise systems. </span></span></p> <p><span>As a basis for understanding and developing a pre-mapping layer, it identifies infrastructural anchor points that enter view during preparation or re-evaluation, within which decision authority and data sovereignty are positioned as the highest-order neuralgic point. Subsequent layers of mechanisms, including data quality and access, guardrail and output formation, responsibility allocation and related structural variables, are assessed from an architectural point of view. </span></p> <p>The paper further situates AI within a broader convergence of emerging technologies, particularly DLT and blockchain, within the same logic of architectural prerequisites and infrastructure-level consequences, and concludes by delineating a prior structural reading through which institutions and enterprises can situate their decision space within AI-related infrastructural, organisational and technological convergence.</p>
title Architectural Prerequisites for AI Adoption in Institutions and Enterprises
topic Artificial Intelligence
Blockchain
DLT
Web3
AI Adoption
AI Governance
Data Sovereignty
AI Infrastructure
Institutional Architecture
Data Protection
AI Agents
Emerging Technologies
Architectural Sovereignty
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19861383