Source: SiliconANGLE
The shift from vendor-locked AI systems to internally governed "sovereign AI" is dismantling familiar oversight structures—not because of ideology, but because autonomous agents make decisions faster than humans can review them, forcing companies to rebuild governance structures in real time. Organizations buying enterprise software are discovering that owning their AI infrastructure means owning the liability and control mechanisms that come with it, turning what looked like a technical procurement decision into a question about organizational power. The real stakes are about which humans—or departments—get to program the rules that autonomous systems enforce across operations.