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Adopting the AI Playbook

Artificial intelligence is everywhere in 2026. The promise is real, but who is tracking how your AI agreements are reshaping enterprise risk? And how has that risk changed with the increase in agreements and obligations related to these AI tools? Enter the AI playbook.

6 minute read April 01, 2026 at 12:07 AM
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Cynthia Cole and Anna von Spakovsky
Adopting the AI Playbook

Artificial intelligence is everywhere in 2026. AI startups abound, and companies are finding novel ways to incorporate AI tools and foundation models into their high-profile products and services. The promise is real, but who is tracking how your AI agreements are reshaping enterprise risk?

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