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Two in Five Organisations Hit by AI-Related Compliance Failures in Past Year, Research Finds

Camunda research finds 40% of organisations faced AI-related compliance failures in the past year, with legacy processes—not technology—driving 84% of incidents, a warning as EU AI Act enforcement nears.

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40% of organisations have suffered an AI-related compliance or governance issue in the last 12 months, with legacy and poorly designed business processes identified as the leading cause, according to new research from Camunda. The study found that process-related issues contributed to 84% of the compliance and governance failures organisations reported. Employees appear acutely aware […] The post Two in Five Organisations Hit by AI-Related Compliance Failures in Past Year, Research Finds appeare

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Why it matters

With the EU AI Act's enforcement milestones approaching, this data shows that process governance—not just technology—is the primary failure mode, shifting where compliance investment should go.

What to do

Map all AI-augmented business processes, identify governance gaps, and remediate before EU AI Act audit obligations take effect.

Board brief

Four in ten organisations already face AI compliance failures—mostly from process gaps, not technology—highlighting urgency as EU AI Act enforcement approaches.

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