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Russ Blattner, CEO, tells Next Tech Today the AI “Wild West” demands governance, oversight, and day-one guardrails.

Russ Blattner, CEO of SUPERWISE®, shared his perspective with ChannelE2E on why enterprises must act now to build strong AI governance frameworks. He emphasized that responsible oversight, transparency, and accountability cannot wait for federal regulation and are critical for scaling AI safely and effectively across industries.

Mark Stadtmueller, Chief Technology Officer at SUPERWISE®, joined Steven Bowcut of Brilliance Security Magazine to discuss how organizations can balance AI innovation with compliance and trust. In this Brilliance Security Magazine Podcast, he unpacks AI governance challenges—how fear, confusion, and shadow AI fuel a crisis—and what it takes to move from experimentation to trusted enterprise adoption. He also shared insights on transparency, governance, and the safeguards needed to ensure responsible, high-performing AI in real-world operations.

In this Unite.AI interview, Russ Blattner, CEO of SUPERWISE, details his path from telecom and defense technology into enterprise AI governance. He explains why so many pilots fail to scale, how SUPERWISE bridges the gap with monitoring, drift and bias detection, and built-in guardrails, and why regulated industries need stronger oversight. Blattner also talks through the company’s rebrand, the acquisition of Superwise.ai, and its new AgentOps platform that integrates with Flowise, Langflow, and N8n.

According to SiliconANGLE, SUPERWISE has launched /collect, an AI tool designed for frontline data capture across voice, photo, and text. Built for offline use with local caching, region-aware syncing, and AI-structured reporting, /collect empowers organizations with secure, governed, and fully owned data—bridging the gap between field operations and enterprise systems

The article by Mark Stadtmueller discusses the challenges of governing AI systems in a fast-paced environment and proposes a "control plane" as a new layer in the AI stack. This control plane would provide real-time observability, policy enforcement, and compliance reporting, shifting governance from a slow process to a competitive advantage.