AI control becomes a new enterprise resilience priority
As AI writes more production code, enterprises need runtime controls to pause or reverse AI features. Unleash CEO Egil Østhus explains why.
Via TNW | Artificial-intelligence
Artificial intelligence is moving deeper into enterprise infrastructure, bringing a broader risk horizon with it. As AI progresses from generating text in isolated environments toward initiating transactions, influencing decisions, and contributing to production code, the consequences of an error may extend across interconnected systems.
Splunk’s 2026 research, released by Cisco in partnership with Oxford Economics, estimates that unplanned downtime has reached an annual $600 billion impact across Global 2000 companies, with average downtime costs reaching $15,000 per minute.
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