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AI Agents in Companies: Digital Colleague or New Operational Risk?
Until recently, many organizations viewed artificial intelligence as a tool for text generation, synthesis, or analysis. AI was used to write emails, summarize documents, draft reports, compare options, or answer questions. At this stage, the main risk was related to the quality of the response.
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Shadow AI: The Invisible Risk Created by Employees Secretly Using AI
Many companies believe they control AI use because they have written policies, issued recommendations, or blocked access to certain public platforms. In reality, AI is already being used in many organizations, sometimes without approval, training, or a clear understanding of the risks. Shadow AI exposes companies to new operational, data, and compliance risks.
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AI literacy: the new mandatory competence for companies in the era of the AI Act
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a topic for technical departments. In more and more organizations, AI is being used for document drafting, data analysis, process automation, decision support, recruitment, marketing, financial services, customer relations, or risk management. The key question is no longer whether a company uses AI, but whether its people understand the…



