A prospect opens ChatGPT before they open your homepage. They ask it what your company does, how you compare to two competitors, and whether anyone’s had complaints. They form an opinion from that answer — and then they show up…
Independent 2026 research is genuinely split. A Reddit/SurveyMonkey study of 1,200 U.S. business decision-makers found only 39% trust AI chatbots. Far behind the 73% who trust peer recommendations. A separate Semrush-commissioned survey of 600+ U.S. B2B professionals found 75% trust…
What is AI vendor due diligence, and how is it different from regular vendor vetting? AI vendor due diligence is the process of evaluating a third-party AI provider on model-specific risks. Training data provenance, output reliability, bias, and drift in…
This is the question keeping CISOs, and general counsel up at night when a business outsources the model, does it also outsource the risk? The honest answer is almost always no liability for bias, drift, and compliance failure tends to…
That’s a good problem to have, but it’s also where a lot of AI budgets quietly go sideways. Vendors have an incentive to recommend whichever approach they’re best equipped to sell. A RAG vs fine-tuning decision made on vendor preference…
This is the gap CTOs, legal teams, and risk and compliance functions are now racing to close: agentic AI liability doesn’t have settled case law behind it yet. The contracts most companies signed with AI vendors were written for software…