AI Governance: A Critical Imperative for Today's Boards
AI governance has moved from a peripheral concern to a strategic imperative. What boards must do to capture the value and manage the risk.
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Perspectives on AI, governance, cybersecurity and digitalisation for boards and executive teams.
Is AI Eroding Skills and Creating Technical Dependency?
AI lifts efficiency but carries risks: skill loss, vendor lock-in, and shrinking junior programmes. What boards need to check now.
Shadow AI: Why Companies Should Rethink the Risk of Data Leaks Through GenAI
File uploads and shadow AI expose companies to a growing, often invisible risk of data leaks. What governance needs to deliver now.
The GenAI Divide: Why We Should Separate Hype from Reality (for now)
MIT research finds 95% of enterprise AI pilots deliver no measurable return. What boards and executive teams should learn from the GenAI Divide.
The Hidden Risks of AI Agents
A global red-teaming competition shows AI agents remain highly vulnerable to attack, with implications reaching all the way to board level.
AI Code Assistants in Practice: Security, Quality and Responsibility
New research shows AI-generated code often contains security gaps and quality flaws, and sets out what executive teams must verify before production use.
AI Agents in Business: Are You Secure?
AI agents boost efficiency and open new entry points at the same time: data leaks, shadow IT, social engineering. Governance decides the outcome.
How AI Can Influence Political Decisions
A US study shows biased AI models can measurably shift political opinions and budget decisions, even against a person's own convictions.
Digital Transformation of Family Offices: From Paper to AI-Driven Operations
Family offices are moving from paper-based processes to AI-driven operations. Governance decides whether the shift succeeds.
Costs of Data Breach in 2025: The IBM Report
IBM's 2025 report: global breach costs fall 9% to USD 4.44m while US costs hit a record USD 10.22m, driven by AI and shadow AI.