AI without oversight – are you still in control?
AI is no longer just an experiment in Europe’s large enterprises. On average, it already runs in around 30 percent of applications, and every IT decision-maker surveyed expects AI to take over at least one critical task without human oversight by 2028. That is the finding of a study Datadog commissioned in Germany, France and the UK. The problem: Control isn’t keeping pace.
Only around one in four IT leaders surveyed has full visibility into what their AI systems can access and what they actually do. Across all three countries, 43 percent of organisations say AI adoption is moving faster than governance. In Germany, the figure is 54 percent. Almost every organisation (97 percent) has felt the consequences of AI failures or unexpected AI behaviour over the past year.
In this On-Demand webcast in cooperation with Datadog, Steve Barrett presents the findings of the study and shows you
- where the biggest gaps in visibility, governance and cost lie for European organisations,
- why a customer may be the first to spot an AI failure,
- and how to stay in control as AI systems act increasingly independently.
As AI moves from assistant to operator, you need to know what it’s doing.
