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79% of company execs say employees work around their AI governance policies
The survey of 548 executives found 80% say employees work around AI rules, even as 91% say their companies have governance policies.
- A recent Zapier survey of 548 U.S. directors, VPs, and C-suite executives found that 52% report employees actively bypass AI governance processes to deploy workflows faster.
- Ownership of AI governance remains inconsistent, with 41% of executives reporting responsibility varies by department, while 28% admit formal policies are not consistently enforced across teams.
- When workflows fail, accountability often disappears; 51% of executives blame the operating team, 46% blame the builder, making "who owns this?" technically everyone and practically nobody.
- Governance failures carry operational costs; 47% of executives report increased manual workload or operational expenses, while 26% say AI workflow issues have affected revenue.
- Building guardrails directly into AI tools allows organizations to balance speed with compliance, ensuring governance rules are enforced automatically rather than relying on policy documents alone.
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79% of company execs say employees work around their AI governance policies - Seward Independent
Companies have done the homework on AI governance. They've written the policies, built the frameworks, and filed the documentation. And 91% of executive leaders say their organizations have them.But when you dig a little deeper, it turns out that the rules are a theoretical object, like a unicorn or a balanced budget. They exist in the document, but they're not in the room with us.According to a Zapier survey of 548 U.S.-based directors, VPs, an…
·Seward, United States
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79% of company execs say employees work around their AI governance policies
Zapier reports that 79% of executives say employees bypass AI governance policies, despite 91% claiming such frameworks exist, highlighting a governance gap.
·Pampa, United States
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