A Day 2 panel at the Twin Cities Business Architecture Forum’s 10th annual summit, with Nick Malik (PitchBook) and Chris Armstrong (Armstrong Process Group), moderated by Selena Evans (Ara Governance Advisory).
As AI spreads into core business processes, decision systems and customer interactions, architects are increasingly asked to make sense of a fast-moving and often incoherent transformation agenda. The panel debated where AI challenges foundational architecture principles, where it creates opportunities, and where it risks eroding trust, resilience and coherence, to help business architects form their own view.