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875 'The question is no longer whether organisations should adopt AI. It's whether they can explain, govern and trust the AI they've already deployed': Many companies deploying AI often end up with much bigger security issues

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TechRadar · 07/08/2026 10:20 EDT

'The question is no longer whether organisations should adopt AI. It's whether they can explain, govern and trust the AI they've already deployed': Many companies deploying AI often end up with much bigger security issues

Companies have been deploying AI tools aggressively in the past six months, but they still face security issues and vulnerabilities.

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