BMO Executive Warns AI Trade Needs to Shift from 'Use Cases' to 'Scalability' by 2027 Ahead of Nvidia Earnings
Kristin Milchanowski, Chief AI and Quantum Officer at BMO Financial Group, stated on CNBC that she hopes 2027 will mark a shift in the AI trade from three years of pilots and use cases to scaled enterprise deployments focused on business value. She emphasized the need for CFO-accountable, auditable returns on AI capital expenditure, a factor currently lacking in the market. Her comments come as Nvidia is set to report its fiscal Q2 earnings later today, August 26, 2026.
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