Webb: Shadow AI as Workflow Issue
LawVu COO Sarah Webb discusses how employees often bypass approved AI tools in favor of their own solutions, which can lead to data breaches. She argues that shadow AI is a workflow problem rather than an employee issue. Webb highlights the importance of having a secure, structured alternative to these personal AI tools for accurate decision-making and risk management within enterprises. Her…
Key points
- Employees often bypass approved AI tools in favor of their own solutions
- Shadow AI can lead to data breaches, costing $10.2 million on average
- Organizations need a secure, structured alternative to personal AI tools for accurate decision-making
Sarah Webb, COO and Co-Founder of LawVu
Unite.AI · 2 November 2026
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