Survey Report: Organizations broadly adopting AI, with varied governance
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GAN Integrity2025-02-26T17:09:00
A new survey by Compliance Week and GAN Integrity shows, however, that just 8 percent of the businesses said they also have a mature AI governance program. Clearly the majority of businesses were at potential risk, the survey found.
This report will present:
- What investments in AI governance businesses say they are making–and not making
- The extent that organizations are familiar with AI use by their third parties
- Expert views on AI compliance and risk management
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