Belgian CIOs trust the safety of AI, but often lack a full overview
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Many Belgian CIOs believe their AI agents work safely. A recent study shows that 80 percent of the IT managers surveyed are convinced of the safety of these systems. Yet only a quarter of them say they have a complete overview of exactly what those AI agents do.
AI agents are computer programs that can independently carry out tasks, such as processing data or making decisions within a company. More and more organisations in Belgium are using this technology. As a result, it is becoming important to know which actions those agents perform and which data they use.
The study therefore reveals a gap between the trust companies place in their systems and their actual knowledge of them. A large share of CIOs believe the AI is safe, but cannot always check what is happening. This may pose risks to the security of company data.
Experts recommend introducing clear controls and improving oversight of AI systems. This would allow companies to better see what their AI agents are doing and to detect any problems more quickly. For Belgian businesses, this is an important point of attention in the coming years.
Sources: Trends.be
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