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The world changed, and our category had to follow. For years, enterprise AI was defined by model capability. Today, the models are no…
Felix Van De Maele
Entrepreneur, Founder, CEO of Collibra
The world changed, and our category had to follow.
For years, enterprise AI was defined by model capability. Today, the models are no longer the limiting factor. The challenge is making sure AI can reason with the right business context, use trusted data, follow policy, and operate in a way that organizations can actually trust.
As AI moves from answering questions to taking actions, that challenge becomes even more important. An agent doesn't pause to ask whether it has the right definition of a customer or whether the underlying data can be trusted. It acts.
Without context and control, AI doesn't just produce bad answers. It produces bad outcomes.
That's why we believe the conversation is shifting from model intelligence to enterprise control. The organizations that succeed won't necessarily have access to better models. They'll have a better foundation for those models to operate on.
Our latest blog explains why we believe context governance is becoming a foundational capability for enterprise AI.
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The context AI needs. The control you require. | Collibra
https://www.collibra.com/blog/the-context-ai-needs-the-control-you-require
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