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BlackLine VP Cites Gartner on AI Risks in Finance

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Rosie Cairnes, Regional Vice President for ANZ at BlackLine, cited research from Gartner regarding the use of AI in finance. Cairnes stated that while AI offers efficiency, finance leaders must manage risks such as poor data quality and lack of visibility into autonomous AI actions. She noted that by 2028, most enterprises will use many AI agents, but only 13% believe they have adequate AI governance in place.

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The report highlights that finance functions require high compliance and integrity, making the implementation of AI complex. This suggests that companies must invest in robust controls and data quality to mitigate risks associated with automation and ensure human accountability.

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Who's involved

  • AnzRegional Vice President for ANZ at BlackLine, who cited the research.
  • BlackLineSoftware company that published the statement citing the research.
  • GartnerCompany whose research on AI governance was cited.

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    Might see increased demand for AI governance consulting services.

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