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From AI Regulation to Resilience Practice: What Continuity Teams Need to Do Next

The Business Continuity Institute (BCI) · · International · AI Governance

The Business Continuity Institute is calling on continuity teams to move beyond tracking AI regulation and begin treating AI governance as an active operational practice.

Why this matters: Compliance checklists and resilience planning are two different things. Knowing a rule exists is not the same as being ready when an AI system fails, misbehaves, or gets regulated out of a key workflow overnight. Continuity teams are being told that AI is now their problem too, not just the legal or tech department's. That shift matters for anyone whose organization depends on AI-assisted decisions, because when something breaks, somebody has to own it.

Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · Compliance · General readers · Policy

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