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Cognizant announces ServiceNow partnership to accelerate scalable, operationalized AI governance at enterprise scale

Cognizant Technology Solutions · · International · AI Governance

Cognizant and ServiceNow have announced a partnership aimed at helping large enterprises implement AI governance at scale, combining Cognizant's consulting services with ServiceNow's workflow platform to operationalize governance processes across organizations.

Why this matters: When two large technology vendors announce an 'AI governance' partnership, it is worth watching what they mean by governance. Selling governance as a product is not the same as actually governing AI. If the result is a dashboard that makes compliance look tidy without giving anyone real accountability or oversight, companies get the appearance of control rather than the substance. Real AI governance means knowing what your models do, to whom, and who answers when something goes wrong. That takes more than a platform integration.

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