<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>US Environmental Protection Agency CIO Carter Farmer warns about 'shiny-object syndrome' in AI projects, urging teams to define clear use cases and vet data to avoid failures.</li><li>Farmer emphasizes that many AI projects lack a genuine need for AI, cautioning against following trends blindly as it can impede progress.</li><li>Only one in four AI investments are successful, highlighting the importance of thorough planning and evaluation before implementation.</li><li>Farmer stresses the significance of redefining processes and data evaluation in AI projects, advocating for a strategic approach over a simplistic 'lift and shift' mentality.</li></ul>

Shiny object syndrome spells doom for many AI projects, warns EPA CIO

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