Everyone is running AI. Almost nobody is governing it.
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Models in production, the infrastructure under them, and the governance that hasn’t caught up yet.
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Kong, F5, Workiva and Snowflake each published AI research in the past two months. Read side by side, they describe the same gap.
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How enterprise AI adoption is outpacing the controls meant to govern it, drawn from anonymised production traffic across hundreds of organisations using Kong AI Gateway.

A practical ebook on understanding, managing and governing enterprise AI adoption.

Building AI governance one policy at a time invites gaps—and by the time you find them, the damage is done. A more effective path is to start deliberately, prove value quickly, and scale from there.

Where can AI create meaningful value—and where does it introduce more risk than benefit? The answer depends on the activity.

The pressure to adopt AI is immense, but rushing deployment without measuring your organization’s true readiness is a recipe for governance failure and unchecked risk.

Artificial intelligence is transforming the enterprise, but data realities are struggling to keep up with executive ambitions. Investors are watching closely—89% are concerned about AI accuracy in disclosures.