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As companies brave the complexities of AI governance, understanding the perspectives of key leaders like CTOs, CISOs, and AI governance executives becomes essential. Why? Because these stakeholders are pivotal in shaping an organization’s risk posture. Let’s explore what these leaders think of current tools and zoom in on their GRC priorities.

The report provides insights for marketing leaders assessing these technologies, covering key areas such as: The factors driving the adoption of generative AI solutions for content creation. The core capabilities provided by these solutions and how the AI boom impacts available offerings. The different types of providers in the market, like Acrolinx. Cost considerations for the adoption of generative AI for content creation.

Without universal policies, organizations face FOMO (fear of missing out) and are forced to navigate the wild west of AI innovation on calculated plays. Organizations are also threatened with operational inefficiencies, compliance burdens, and strategic uncertainty. “The lack of a universal AI policy definitely holds organizations back from innovation as they struggle with fragmented AI regulations,” says Matt Blumberg, Chief Executive Officer at Acrolinx.

Without solid governance, generative AI’s potential can just as easily become a source of risk. When I talk to other CEOs and business leaders, one thing keeps coming up: Regulation, or the lack thereof. This massive, complex issue is keeping a lot of us awake at night. We’re still operating in a regulatory gray area two years into the generative AI boom. But that hasn’t stopped compliance requirements from tightening across industries. The pressure is real and it’s only growing.

In my conversations with other CEOs and business leaders across industries, one of their primary concerns I hear about is risky AI-generated content. They ask, “In a world where countless AI agents and subject matter experts generate content, how can we ensure it remains compliant, on-brand, and free from potential legal and reputational risks?” The answer is simple: Businesses need to think about content very differently.

Matt Blumberg, the CEO of Acrolinx, goes in-depth into why ChatGPT Gov reinforces the need for AI guardrails in highly regulated industries.

Techstrong.tv sat down with Matt Blumberg, CEO of Acrolinx, to discuss the rise of enterprise guardrails as businesses seek a more robust approach to content governance.

Now, as we near the two-year mark of these regulatory requirements, it’s pretty clear that many firms still aren’t hitting the mark. With three out of four Consumer Duty outcomes tied directly to clear, effective communication, and the ability to prove it, financial firms need to step up their content game. That means prioritizing content compliance to create a better, more transparent experience for customers. So, what does that actually look like?