AI is already part of the compliance toolkit. Most organizations use it to accelerate work while a human still makes the final call. What comes next will have a much bigger impact on how compliance teams operate — and how they evaluate their compliance management tools.
In this on-demand session from #RISK Digital 2026, Resolver’s Ben Bradley, Senior GRC Product Manager, explores what AI-driven compliance looks like, including how organizations are adopting it, which models are gaining traction, and what those changes mean for governance, oversight, and team structure. Based in the UK, Ben has spent his career working directly with GRC teams to remove friction from their systems and processes. He brings that experience to a conversation focused on real-world adoption realities, not the hype.
Watch the replay to understand what compliance teams need to know now:
- Where organizations stand today on the AI maturity curve
- Which models are in use and in demand — including LLMs, clustering models, classification models, and early predictive models
- How compliance operating models are shifting as teams take on more responsibility for AI approval, oversight, and governance
- Why trust, hallucination risk, and reliability concerns still slow adoption
- What change management looks like when workflows, expectations, and required skills start to shift
For many compliance teams, the challenge runs deeper than the technology itself. Siloed data, inefficient workflows, and reporting bottlenecks already make it hard to keep pace with regulatory change demands. Without adequate compliance tracking, teams lose visibility across controls, obligations, and emerging risks. AI adds another layer: adaptive models, new approval requirements, and higher expectations for traceability and accountability.
Resolver’s GRC platform helps teams build that foundation. It centralizes risk and compliance data, improves program visibility, and reduces operational friction. As a purpose-built regulatory change management solution, Resolver gives compliance functions the structure they need to manage AI adoption responsibly.
Watch the on-demand session above to learn how compliance teams can prepare for the next phase of AI adoption.
Ben Bradley is a UK-based GRC Product Manager at Resolver who has spent his career identifying and eliminating the workflow bottlenecks that hold compliance teams back. With deep expertise in how organizations actually use GRC software day-to-day, Ben cuts through the AI hype, and focusses on what compliance professionals genuinely need to know about automation, model governance, and regulatory change management.
