AI Governance Crisis: Businesses Unprepared
A global study by BSI reveals that businesses are "sleepwalking" into an AI governance crisis, as confidence in AI outpaces preparedness.
Key findings include:
- Only 28% of business leaders know the sources of data used to train or deploy AI tools.
- A growing "governance gap" emerges as businesses invest in AI without oversight or protective processes.
Businesses are chasing productivity boosts and cost reductions by investing large sums in AI, but many are sleepwalking towards significant governance failures.
The study combined AI-assisted analysis of over 100 annual reports and two global polls of over 850 senior business leaders.
Author's summary: Businesses are unprepared for AI governance crisis despite confidence.
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