Zero-trust data governance needed to protect AI models from slop

"Gartner predicts that by 2028, 50% of organizations will have had to adopt a zero-trust posture for data governance as a result of this tidal wave of unverified AI-generated data. "Organizations can no longer implicitly trust data or assume it was human generated," Gartner managing VP Wan Fui Chan said in a statement. "As AI-generated data becomes pervasive and indistinguishable from human-created data, a zero-trust posture establishing authentication and verification measures is essential to safeguard business and financial outcomes.""

"What makes matters even trickier to handle, said Chan, is that there will be different approaches to AI from governments. "Requirements may differ significantly across geographies, with some jurisdictions seeking to enforce stricter controls on AI-generated content, while others may adopt a more flexible approach," he said."

By 2028, 50% of organizations will adopt a zero-trust posture for data governance in response to a tidal wave of unverified AI-generated data. Unverified AI-generated data will become pervasive and often indistinguishable from human-created data. Organizations cannot implicitly trust data or assume human origin and must implement authentication and verification measures. A zero-trust approach will be essential to safeguard business and financial outcomes. Governments will adopt different AI approaches and regulatory requirements across geographies. Some jurisdictions will enforce stricter controls on AI-generated content while others will take a more flexible stance, complicating global compliance and governance.

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