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Enterprise AI has accelerated productivity, but the highest-value decisions that run the business still depend on a handful of people who can't scale. Dataiku's Expert-to-Agent (E2A) changes that, turning institutional knowledge into governed AI agents that act on real data, on the platform your AI teams already trust.

In 2025, CEOs worldwide feared falling behind in AI. In 2026, they fear something far more personal — being held accountable for it. A new global study from Dataiku, the Platform for AI Success, released today, reveals a defining contradiction at the top of the enterprise: CEOs are expected to deliver measurable business gains from AI, even as many still do not fully trust, control, or govern the systems informing and making critical business decisions.

As enterprises race to operationalize generative AI, a critical challenge has emerged: how to unlock its power without putting sensitive data at risk. Kiji Privacy Proxy ensures PII never leaves an organization’s control, even when using third-party AI services.

As enterprises race to operationalize AI agents across critical workflows, Dataiku has introduced Kiji Inspector™, a new open-source tool built to extend explainability, transparency, and governance to enterprise AI agents. The first model family supported by Kiji Inspector is NVIDIA Nemotron open models.

Introducing the Platform for AI Success, a major evolution of Dataiku's enterprise AI platform designed to help organizations move beyond pilots and scale trusted, governed AI with real business results. Discover how new products for agent governance, AI creation, and reasoning systems are redefining how enterprises scale AI.

Recognizing Dataiku partners who are setting the standard for enterprise AI delivery, innovation, and impact, the 2026 award winners exemplify what it takes to scale AI with confidence.

Recognized by SiliconANGLE Media’s 2026 Tech Innovation CUBEd Awards, AI Agents with Dataiku enable enterprises to create, deploy, and manage trusted AI agents at scale.

Dataiku has been named to G2’s 2026 Best Software Awards, ranking #33 on the Best Analytics Software Products list. Based on verified user reviews, the recognition validates Dataiku’s mission to unite people, orchestration, and governance in one platform — helping enterprises operationalize AI strategy with confidence and deliver measurable business impact.

As AI moves from pilots to business-critical deployment, the issue is no longer access — it’s trust. Dataiku has launched the 575 Lab, its Open Source Office, to accelerate open foundations for explainability and enterprise AI trust. The 575 Lab will release two initial open-source toolkits, Agent Explainability Tools and Privacy-Preserving Proxies, designed to help enterprises make AI systems more transparent, governable, and fit for real-world use.