Why your most AI-savvy employees are driving shadow AI
Ironically, employees who know the most about AI are often the ones breaking the rules and adopting unauthorized AI tools at work. As a result, CIOs are rethinking governance, training, and tooling to balance employee experimentation with security and oversight.
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