No Logs, No Launch: Professor Kai London on Turning AI Pilots Into Production Safely
By the Resolute Islands News Business Desk Professor Kai London — CISO, cybersecurity & AI expert. Credit: professorkailondon.com Organisations everywhere are running promising AI pilots that never make it into production. The reason, says Professor Kai London , a senior technology executive, is rarely the model. “Most enterprise AI dies at an invisible gate, when a regulator, an auditor or a major customer asks the question that ends the project: can you prove you control it?” “The demo works. The enterprise fails. The gap between a clever prototype and a governed production system is where most AI investment goes to die.” Five ways pilots die London catalogues the pattern: no clear owner; no evidence trail; data governance as an afterthought; unaddressed security and misuse risks; and no operating model to run the system safely. “Each is survivable,” he says. “Together, they stop the launch.” Discover, govern, operationalise His path from prototype to production: discover w...