Riskonnect Finds Fewer Than Half of Companies Train Staff to Evaluate AI Outputs

Oct 7, 2026
A Riskonnect survey finds that 46% of organizations train employees to evaluate AI outputs, despite wider adoption of AI policies.

Riskonnect said in a press release that 46% of organizations train employees to decide which AI outputs to trust or challenge. Its 2026 New Generation of Risk Report surveyed more than 250 risk, compliance and resilience professionals worldwide.

The survey found that 72% of organizations have policies governing employee AI use, up from 58% in 2025. However, 54% have clear rules covering which AI tools employees can use and how they can use them. While 66% provide training on AI oversight roles and responsibilities, 35% train employees to interpret and act on AI insights.

Only 17% of respondents said their organizations were very prepared to manage AI and AI governance risks. Among companies considering agentic AI products, 58% had not assessed the risks. Meanwhile, 74% of risk leaders use or plan to use AI for risk management, compared with 70% in 2025 and 62% in 2024.

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