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Veeam Research: Who is Responsible for Rogue AI Behaviour?

Research from Veeam puts in contrast the rampant AI adoption with the lack of accountability and readiness, opening enterprises up to regulatory & AI risk

Veeam Research: Who is Responsible for Rogue AI Behaviour?

TL;DR

  • 88% of organizations are using or piloting AI, but only 7% are fully AI-ready.
  • 95% of companies report that data-related challenges are hindering their AI progress.
  • A disconnect exists between CEOs' confidence in AI oversight and technical leaders' views.
  • Fragmented ownership of AI and data responsibilities undermines effective governance and risk detection.
  • Organizations with clearly defined ownership of AI risks are more likely to detect rogue AI behavior.
  • Shadow AI is prevalent, with 95% of organizations experiencing unauthorized AI usage, yet only 25% offer approved alternatives.
  • Regulatory scrutiny, like the EU AI Act, is influencing AI investment and highlighting concerns about audit trails.
  • Building strong foundations of trusted, governed, and recoverable data is crucial for safe and valuable AI scaling.