Why Ad-Hoc AI Prompts Fail for GRC Programs
LogicGate argues that "vibe coding" GRC systems with isolated AI prompts creates compliance chaos; enterprises need integrated platforms with governed AI agents and proven audit trails.
Enterprise TPRM demands discipline beyond AI chatbots, not vibe coding
LogicGate argues third-party risk management requires purpose-built AI agents and audit trails, not prompt-engineered tools, to satisfy DORA and EU AI Act compliance demands.
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