As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes embedded in print operations, the data that powers it is creating new exposure. Most C-suite leaders don’t know where their vulnerabilities live.
Conversations about AI in print have largely focused on what the technology can do: faster quoting, smarter scheduling, automated preflight, predictive maintenance. These are legitimate gains, and the companies pursuing them are right to move quickly. But speed without governance is how organizations find themselves explaining a data breach to a customer or a regulator.
AI systems rely …