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How to manage the gap between enterprise AI use and AI regulation

TechTarget · · International · AI Governance

Enterprises are deploying AI faster than regulations can keep up, creating a gap between what companies are doing with the technology and what the rules currently require of them.

Why this matters: Most companies are not waiting for regulators to catch up. They are shipping AI tools now, with compliance figured out later. That gap is not neutral. It is where decisions get made about your data, your job, and your rights before anyone outside the company has a say. The practical question is who inside an organization is actually accountable when something goes wrong in the meantime.

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