The Evolving Perspective on Generative AI: From Technology Risk to Operational Risk

In financial services, generative AI (GenAI) has rapidly emerged as both a transformative opportunity and a formidable risk. According to a recent ORX survey, three-quarters of financial institutions now classify oversight of GenAI under operational risk. This pivotal shift highlights how GenAI is increasingly perceived as a broader business risk rather than merely a technology-specific challenge. For banks and other financial institutions, this development underscores the necessity of integrated risk management (IRM) frameworks to effectively navigate the complexities of AI adoption.

Samantha "Sam" Jones

Samantha “Sam” Jones is the lead research analyst for the IRM Navigator™ series and a core contributor to The RiskTech Journal and The RTJ Bridge. As a digital editorial analyst, she specializes in interpreting vendor strategy, market evolution, and the convergence of technology with enterprise risk practices.

As part of Wheelhouse’s AI-enhanced advisory team, Sam applies advanced analytical tooling and editorial synthesis to help decode the structural changes shaping the risk management landscape.

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