Chamath Palihapitiya(@chamath):A new study from Smarsh and FTI Consulting, out this week, found that 55 percent of enterprises are actively deploying AI right now, but only 26 percent say their governance frameworks have kept pace with that deployment. 30 percent can actually detect the AI tools employees are already running without approval. What we know is that an auditor doesn't care whether a decision was made by a person or a model. A regulator cares whether you can show your work. If you can close this auditability and governance gap with a traceable record of every decision, adoption can keep moving at full speed. If not, I suspect adoption will be forced to slow until these issues are resolved.

2026.07.09 17:18

A new study from Smarsh and FTI Consulting, out this week, found that 55 percent of enterprises are actively deploying AI right now, but only 26 percent say their governance frameworks have kept pace with that deployment. 30 percent can actually detect the AI tools employees are already running without approval. What we know is that an auditor doesn't care whether a decision was made by a person or a model. A regulator cares whether you can show your work. If you can close this auditability and governance gap with a traceable record of every decision, adoption can keep moving at full speed. If not, I suspect adoption will be forced to slow until these issues are resolved.

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