Most investors in a new survey cite concerns about AI accuracy in company disclosures, and more than one in four executives report that AI errors have been detected in information that reached external audiences or company boards.
More than one in four data breaches are AI-enabled, according to an annual IBM report. The shifting threat landscape has prompted C-suite leaders to rethink the use of AI agents in security.
The share of respondents actively using AI in cybersecurity strategy rose sharply in a global survey, but governance is not maturing at the same pace as deployment.
While most senior finance leaders in a recent survey say they’re under career pressure to demonstrate a return on agentic AI investment, the ROI may be slowed by an emphasis on speed.
From not having an AI policy or not sharing it with employees to incomplete or ambiguous accountability structures, there are basic mistakes business leaders should avoid.
Half of business travellers skirt or flout travel and expense policies, a new global survey shows. Companies can learn from the perception of business travellers to reconsider policy definitions and explanations.
Over half of recruiters say AI has had a positive impact on hiring, but the majority have caught or suspected AI-enabled candidate fraud in the past year, according to a new report.
A new CIMA report found that finance teams observe efficiency gains when AI is assigned to small-scale workflows, but human judgement remains critical for complex projects.
A global survey shows that executives aren’t changing jobs nearly as often as they did a year ago, but many are seeking better internal support for strategic objectives built around artificial intelligence.
The quantum computing threat to data encryption methods means companies are developing “quantum-safe” strategies, but only 30% have taken a critical first step, a report found.
