By Pouya Ghotbi Lead Technologist at Check Point Software Technologies
Publication Date: 2025-11-19 01:22:00
Today, as the corporate world rushes to adopt artificial intelligence (AI), one question is more important than any other: Can we still trust the information our systems produce?
As AI becomes a co-author in everyday business operations—creating reports, analyzing data, writing code, and even making strategic recommendations—the traditional notion of authorship has become blurred beyond recognition. The challenge is no longer finding out whether something was written by a human or a machine, but rather whether the output is reliable, understandable and secure.
AI has quickly become the backbone of digital operations and, as a result, every business process is subject to a new type of integrity risk. When algorithms contribute to decisions that impact markets, customers and compliance, the issue of trust must not be an afterthought, but rather integrated into the system itself.
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