Report Finds 72 Percent of S&P 500 Companies Disclose AI Risks
A new report from The Conference Board shows a six-fold increase from just 12 percent in 2023, with reputational risk being the most cited concern.
A Six-Fold Increase in Disclosures
A report from The Conference Board and ESGAU found that 72% of S&P 500 companies disclosed artificial intelligence as a material risk in their 2025 public filings. This represents a dramatic six-fold increase from just 12% of companies in 2023. The data indicates that AI-related risks have rapidly escalated from a niche IT issue to a board-level imperative.
The sharpest rise in disclosures came from the financial, health care, and industrials sectors. This trend reflects the growing adoption of AI in regulated industries that handle sensitive data and in sectors scaling up automation and …
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