AI Jailbreaking and Prompt Injection at Enterprise Scale by Sully Peralla People interact with Artificial Intelligence (AI) in a number of ways, but notably, written prompts are the main method because basic prompt hacking is understood. Now, let’s talk about sophisticated attacks targeting enterprise AI systems. These considerations will explain how an attacker can weaponize AI…
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The Intelligence Revolution: Why “Asking” is Overtaking “Doing” in AI A significant study on AI usage recently published has just validated something we’ve been saying at amotivv for a while now: Yes, the future of artificial intelligence is about task automation and task optimization — BUT what is making powerful today is about relationship intelligence…
Cross-Border AI Governance and Jurisdictional Conflicts If you thought developing and implementing your AI system was a challenge, just wait until you attempt to ensure your AI system complies with conflicting international laws simultaneously. Your AI doesn’t just use data; it consumes it like a hungry teenager at a buffet. This creates a problem when…
A Legacy in Motion: Experience the 2025 PTW Leadership Summit I am excited to announce that the microsite for our 18th PayTech Women (PTW) Leadership Summit is now live! The time is now to start planning a meaningful Summit experience in Atlanta this November as we commemorate PTW’s 20th anniversary. Aligned with our Legacy in…
AI Implementation Failures in Real-World Deployments The S&P study on Generative AI asserts that, “The percentage of companies abandoning the majority of their AI initiatives before they reach production has surged from 17% to 42% year over year, with organizations on average reporting that 46% of projects are scrapped between proof of concept and broad…