Most firms lack strong AI risk governance, survey finds
A new survey from Riskonnect found that just 17% of risk and compliance professionals say their company is well prepared to handle risks from AI adoption. Less than half offer employee training on how to assess AI-generated results, and just over a third train staff to interpret AI insights. Only 18% brief workers on agentic AI risks. Despite the hype, most companies remain exposed to AI-related mistakes.
- Just 17% feel ready to manage AI risks
- Only 46% train employees on evaluating AI outputs
- Only 35% train staff on acting on AI insights
- 18% educate workforce about agentic AI risks
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