How often do you think AI policy/guidance documents should be reviewed for necessary updates?

Security & GRCInnovation & Emerging Trends

Continuously6%

Once a day7%

A few times a week17%

Once a week11%

A few times a month6%

Once a month20%

Every other month13%

Once per quarter14%

Once a year6%

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Fractional CIO in Services (non-Government)8 months ago

As an alternative view to this - do AI Policies need to be seperate to your existing Security, IT, and data policies, or are they just a section within. 

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