Agentic AI: The Next Governance Gap for UK Enterprises
Why AI agents need controls, not just policies The UK AI governance conversation has moved. For the last two years, many organisations have focused on acceptable use policies, staff guidance, prompt hygiene, data protection warnings and whether employees should be allowed to use tools such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot or Claude. Those controls still matter. […]
Agentic AI is turning AI governance from policy management into operational control
For many organisations, the first phase of AI governance was relatively simple to understand. The business needed to decide whether staff could use tools such as ChatGPT, what information they could put into them, whether customer data was allowed, and what level of review was needed before AI-assisted outputs were used externally. That phase is […]
When AI Talks to AI: The Hidden Dangers of Agentic Interactions Without Human Oversight
Artificial intelligence is no longer just a tool responding to human prompts. Increasingly, we are seeing the rise of agentic AI systems—self-directed digital entities designed to take actions, not just provide outputs. This brings huge potential: AI agents can negotiate, optimise, transact, or even build new workflows on the fly. But here’s the challenge: what happens […]