Are you confident in your org’s current guardrails/policies for generative AI?

AI & Machine Learning Governance, Risk & Compliance

Completely confident – they’re as solid as possible11%

Sort of confident – policies seem adequate61%

Slightly confident – better than nothing19%

Not at all confident – we need to redo these6%

Unsure1%

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Director of Finance2 years ago

We are working on those guard rails and how to make them flexible where we are not stifling growth but keep enterprise risk as low as possible.

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