Organizations need AI to compete, but rushing adoption without security safeguards invites breaches and privacy violations. The challenge is balancing competitive advantage against real risk.
I think there is acceptable risk and sometimes, you know, you have to take risk to drive competitive advantage. So when you have CIOs and CEOs saying, hey, everybody in your organization needs to be using AI tools and there's not a lot of, you know, security governance and restriction, the question is at that point, how do we like, how do we manage, right, the risk around this? And ultimately you're weighing out the upside, right? The potential benefit of letting people do that with the downside risk that could come with a security incident, a breach, right? Privacy, all that.
