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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.

TechIntelPro reports that SUPERWISE® has been named a Sample Vendor in Gartner’s 2025 Hype Cycle for Explainable AI (XAI). This recognition underscores SUPERWISE®'s commitment to enterprise-grade AI governance, operational oversight, and explainability at scale—delivering trusted, real-world AI systems in regulated and high-stakes environments.

AiThority reports that SUPERWISE® has launched its first open, enterprise-grade AgentOps platform—designed to securely deploy, govern, and monitor third-party AI agents across frameworks like Flowise—offering unparalleled compliance, observability, and operational control

Enterprise AI is failing not due to lack of innovation, but because of a growing accountability crisis that undermines trust, oversight, and real-world impact.

This week’s RTInsights roundup spotlights SUPERWISE®, alongside the Linux Foundation’s new secure AI-agent communication protocol—highlighting growing momentum around trust, governance, and infrastructure for real-world AI.

In a recent article by CFO Brew, SUPERWISE® CEO Russ Blattner makes the case for proactive AI risk management at the CFO level—highlighting how platforms like SUPERWISE® equip finance leaders to govern AI agents with visibility, compliance, and real-world control.