Pardon me for being that guy, but "Chief Innovation Officer" sounds like someone tasked to test the absolute upper limits of how much LLM stuff can be crammed into something.
@kunev if I ever start a company, everyone will be free to come up with their own title, and ridiculous over-the-top choices would be encouraged.
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@mzdravkov but that's kind of the thing though "Chief Innovation Officer" isn't even weird anymore. A bunch of companies have the exact same title. Even in some extremely rare cases where the person occupying that position isn't a complete clown it's still a laughable indicator of how the company views what it does.

It's almost a signifier that the company is just old time corpo captured and poorly trying to cosplay as a hip tech place. As a company structure they keep moving farther and farther away from whatever it is they were originally trying to sell as their image.
@kunev exactly, it isn't weird anymore, because we're getting used to it. The typical corporate titles do not sound ridiculous anymore, just because we've gotten used to them. "Chief executive officer" is not much different than "supreme leader". Even Mussolini used the humbler "Il duce" (the leader). One would say "I'm the chief executive officer" of the app that tracks how may kilometers you ran this morning or of the doorbell company, with a straight face.
@mzdravkov българските преводи (които са тотално недопустими в тех сектора) винаги са ми харесвали много повече. Убеден съм, че бих бил чудесен изпълнителен директор, защото като цяло съм доста добър в това да изпълнявам каквото ми се каже.