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AI Is Making Decisions. Who's Owning Them?

·Source: Bank Info Security

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Executive Summary

GSK's Nancy Paul on Why Static Governance, Risk and Compliance Fail in AI Era Traditional governance, risk and compliance principles still hold, but periodic, checklist-driven governance is a dangerous mismatch for AI systems that contin

Analysis

GSK's Nancy Paul on Why Static Governance, Risk and Compliance Fail in AI Era Traditional governance, risk and compliance principles still hold, but periodic, checklist-driven governance is a dangerous mismatch for AI systems that continuously evolve and make millions of decisions per second, said Nancy Paul of GSK.

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Originally published by Bank Info Security on May 29, 2026.

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