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Global enterprise AI Firm, AURÄI, Launches to Monitor, Govern, and Certify AI Operations

A global enterprise AI assurance firm, AURÄI, has launched at the 30th anniversary conference of the ISACA Lagos Chapter, with a platform designed to help businesses monitor, govern and certify their AI operations as adoption outpaces oversight. The launch was announced on Friday during Day 2 of the conference at Oriental Hotel, Victoria Island, Lagos, […] The post Global enterprise AI Firm,…

AURÄI, a global enterprise AI assurance firm, launched its platform at the 30th anniversary conference of the ISACA Lagos Chapter. The launch comes as businesses increasingly adopt AI systems without sufficient governance. The founder and CEO, Olayinka James, warned that many enterprises lack adequate oversight of AI tools that touch customers, employees, and critical decisions.

According to AURÄI, only 38% of audit teams have a strategy for AI, and 38% of organizations have comprehensive policies for the AI tools used by their staff. AURÄI's platform aims to address this by providing tools for AI system discovery, evidence collection, control testing, policy drafting, and audit documentation. The company also offers AI assurance professionals trained to oversee the agents' work, reflecting the changing workforce requirements in the AI era.

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