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ARTICLE · 12 JANUARY 2026

AI Platform Risk Assessments: Why 2026 Is The Year For Action

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Companies spent 2025 racing to adopt artificial intelligence (AI). As 2026 begins, the data shows that AI didn't just create new risks; it also acted as a high-speed searchlight...

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What You Need To Know:

  • Act Now: Boards and regulators expect visible progress on AI governance.
  • California Deadline: Risk Assessments including certain high-risk AI usage due by December 31, 2027.
  • Use NIST AI RMF: Adopt a defensible, sector-agnostic framework.
  • Start with Infrastructure Mapping: Define ownership and accountability early.

Preparing for High-Risk AI Uses, California Deadlines, and Federal Interest with Executable AI Governance Under NIST

Don't Wait for Regulatory Perfection on the AI Executive Order - California Risk Assessments Are Coming for Certain Use Cases
Leverage the NIST AI Risk Management Framework for Immediate, Defensible Action

Companies spent 2025 racing to adopt artificial intelligence (AI). As 2026 begins, the data shows that AI didn't just create new risks; it also acted as a high-speed searchlight, exposing the infrastructure gaps many organizations have carried since the late '90s. We aren't just closing a year;

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