The EU AI Act has a reputation problem in the US mid-market. Most American mid-market CEOs treat it as either irrelevant (it’s a European regulation) or overwhelming (it’s 144 pages of legal requirements written for enterprises with dedicated compliance teams). Many have simply decided to wait and see — particularly given the Digital Omnibus proposal…
The NIST AI Risk Management Framework has a reputation problem. Mention it to a mid-market CEO and the reaction is usually somewhere between glazed eyes and mild alarm. It sounds like something that requires a compliance team, a legal department, and 18 months of documentation work before you can deploy anything. None of that is…
There is a mid-market opportunity hiding inside Deloitte’s most recent AI governance research. Most people reading the survey missed it entirely — because the headline number looks like a problem. 70% of organizations have AI governance policies in place. Only 16% are satisfied with their AI adoption pace. The conventional reading: governance isn’t working. Organizations…
Here is what successful AI governance looks like before a single framework gets deployed: one person in the room who can say yes — and mean it. That sounds obvious. It isn’t. According to Gartner research, AI ownership spans an average of eight different C-level executives in mid-market organizations. The CIO claims it. The CDO…
When Deloitte released their 2024 AI governance survey, the findings were revealing—but not in the way most people think. Yes, 70% of organizations now have AI policies in place. That sounds impressive until you read the next line: Only 16% are satisfied with their AI adoption pace. Let that sink in. Seven out of ten…
