New Delhi, Sept. 18 -- IT services firm Coforge has called for greater visibility, accountability and auditable governance of artificial intelligence investments across private equity portfolios, even as the company itself faces questions over information disclosure at the board level that have led to the resignation of two independent directors.

The timing of the white paper, AI in Private Equity: Driving Value Through AI Execution, creates a notable contrast, with Coforge advocating stronger governance and information visibility for its clients at a time when its own boardroom processes have come under scrutiny.

The paper proposes a Portfolio AI Command Center that would give private equity firms a consolidated view of AI activity, sp...