As enterprises race ahead with AI adoption and the state intensifies its AI-led governance push, the main question is no longer whether AI should be deployed, but whether the guardrails are strong enough to prevent systemic harm. With banks, corporations and public services relying heavily on algorithms, experts warn that blind trust in AI could lead to distorted judgment, expose vulnerabilities and create significant risks in the absence of clear oversight.
Take the case of cybersecurity. The real risk in this area is analysts becoming overly…
