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More than half of corporate boards have not established rules governing the use of artificial intelligence, according to a Deloitte survey, highlighting potential risks related to legal liability, data security, and the handling of confidential information. The survey found that 51% of boards lack AI policies, 47% do not use AI in board activities, 25% permit AI use without standardized tools, and only 8% rely on company-approved AI platforms for committee work. The findings suggest that board-level adoption of AI remains in its early stages, with governance practices still evolving. Where policies do exist, they typically focus on security, confidentiality, acceptable use, legal compliance, and recordkeeping. Deloitte also reported that 77% of boards have held AI education or briefing sessions for directors within the past six months, while only 10% have taken no steps to improve AI knowledge.
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