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AI Supply Chain Risk: Will CIOs Be Held Accountable?

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The article highlights the increasing risk from third-party breaches in AI environments and notes that traditional vendor risk management processes may not be sufficient. It suggests that CIOs will need to adapt their strategies to address new risks posed by dynamic external models, APIs, open-source components, and continuous data pipelines.

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Original Source Material

Growing Third-Party Breach Trend Is Spreading to AI Suppliers IT organizations have built processes for reducing vendor risk, but in the AI era, that operating model is being dismantled. Modern AI environments are built on dynamic external foundational models, countless APIs, open-source components and continuous data pipelines that pose risks.