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After securing SEAR 1 events like the Super Bowl, one thing is clear: some…

After securing SEAR 1 events like the Super Bowl, one thing is clear: some risks are too complex to live in one lane. AI is quickly joining that category.”

“It’s not just a tech issue. It impacts compliance, reputation, data governance, business operations, and long-term trust.”

“In talking to some peers I’m finding that some orgs still treat AI governance like a side project — delegated, siloed, or reactive.”

“If your AI program isn’t getting the same scrutiny as your cloud or M&A strategy, you’re flying blind.”

“Boards are starting to ask smarter questions:”
” • What AI are we building or buying?”
” • Who owns the risk across its lifecycle?”
” • How does it align with our trust model?”

“AI governance isn’t optional. It’s a leadership issue and I’m curious how others are approaching it?”

“#AI #BoardGovernance #RiskLeadership