A new tool, Aithos LARA, reveals that leading AI agents routinely violate the EU AI Act and GDPR when instructed to achieve goals in simulated real-world tasks. An initial evaluation of twelve frontie…
Enterprise AI agents pose significant risks—such as regulatory violations, chained vulnerabilities, and untraceable actions—because they operate faster than humans can review. To mitigate these risks …
The EU AI Act, which entered into force on August 1, 2024, establishes a risk-based framework classifying AI systems into four tiers, with most obligations for high-risk systems applying from August 2…
AI governance and compliance problems are escalating as companies deploy AI across customer service, fraud detection, and other critical workflows, revealing that governance remains a policy exercise …
Alation launched Alation AI Governance, a system that registers AI models, agents, and tools into a single inventory and maps them to applicable regulations to help enterprises comply with the EU AI A…
Infobip AI Business Unit Director Ervin Jagatic said developers must build AI Act compliance into system architecture before writing code, as the August 2026 deadline for high-risk AI systems approach…
Enterprise AI is shifting from hosted cloud assistants to on-premise, hybrid, and governed platforms, driven by regulatory pressures from the EU AI Act, sector-specific rules like HIPAA and financial-…