Blogs from Trimontium about AI Governance for businesses.
AI governance in professional services has become urgent because adoption is already happening, whether leadership planned for it or not. Across firms, people are quietly using AI to draft, summarise…
There’s a question nobody in Silicon Valley really wants to answer right now. It goes something like this: if you remove the youngest, most engaged, most algorithmically valuable users from…
under 16 social media ban
Australia’s under-16 social-media restrictions are set to become one of the most impactful regulatory shifts in global online safety policy. As platforms prepare for the 10 December 2025 deadline, the…
AI is moving fast. UK businesses want in, but many are hitting the brakes. We look at what the DUAA impact on AI is. The reason? Data regulation. UK GDPR has…
AI app builders are everywhere right now. From “no-code” platforms that promise to turn your ideas into an app overnight, to AI tools that generate code, designs, and even marketing copy for…
Big changes are coming to the UK’s data protection landscape. The new Data (Use and Access) Act 2025 (DUAA) reshapes how organisations collect, manage, and share personal data. While the Act relaxes…
In 2025, protecting employee data isn’t just an IT issue, it’s a board-level business risk that can directly impact your bottom line. Recent headlines have made that painfully clear. High-profile…
Artificial intelligence isn’t just changing how we work. It’s changing what we own and it's so important to understand the relationship between Intellectual Property and AI. For CEOs, particularly in small…
In today’s AI-driven economy, data is often described as the new oil. But that metaphor doesn’t fully capture its power. Unlike oil, data isn’t a finite resource, it grows exponentially, continuously generated by every customer interaction,…
Imagine this: your business has just invested in a cutting-edge AI tool. It promises big efficiency gains, perhaps new customer insights, maybe even a competitive edge. All good, but then…