Businesses using AI without telling customers or employees, survey reveals, as government moves on 'mandatory' AI rules

The federal government lays out its plans to set "mandatory guardrails" for the highest-risk AI tools, as a survey of businesses reveals a third of those using AI are not disclosing it to customers or staff.

Businesses using AI without telling customers or employees, survey reveals, as government moves on 'mandatory' AI rules

Businesses using AI without telling customers or employees, survey reveals, as government moves on 'mandatory' AI rules

Businesses using AI without telling customers or employees, survey reveals, as government moves on 'mandatory' AI rules

Businesses using AI without telling customers or employees, survey reveals, as government moves on 'mandatory' AI rules
Businesses using AI without telling customers or employees, survey reveals, as government moves on 'mandatory' AI rules
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