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In the AI governance race, EY’s Dilek Çilingir explains how compliance can keep AI in step

Compliance Week · · International · AI Governance

EY compliance leader Dilek Çilingir spoke with Compliance Week about how organizations can use compliance frameworks to keep AI systems aligned with governance expectations as regulatory pressure increases.

Why this matters: Big consulting firms are now central to how companies build AI governance. That matters because their advice shapes what controls get put in place, who is accountable when AI goes wrong, and whether governance is real or just paperwork. EY has clients across every major industry. If their compliance playbook is thin or self-serving, that ripples outward fast. The question worth asking is whether frameworks like this protect people or protect the companies deploying the AI.

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