Creating an AI Governance Program (It's Go-Time) (On-Demand)
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Pressure for companies to use AI to gain a competitive advantage (or at least not fall behind versus competitors) is steadily rising, and in 2024, CEOs will push their Legal, Compliance, Privacy, and IT Teams to deploy AI applications now, not later. While AI promises tremendous innovation and productivity gains, the emerging compliance challenges and risks can feel overwhelming: Seemingly every week, new AI regulations are announced, the copyright and IP issues are only beginning to be addressed by the courts, and companies need to ensure they are using new AI technology both ethically and correctly. Saying “we can’t do this” isn’t an option. The solution is to develop an AI Governance Program to help your company navigate the challenge of successfully and compliantly harnessing the power of AI for your organization.
In this session Contoural, the largest independent provider of Strategic Information Governance Consulting services focusing on AI, will discuss real-world, practical approaches and strategies on how companies are creating comprehensive, effective, and “doable” AI Governance programs through a combination of AI policies and processes to address both current and future risks and requirements. Join this presentation to engage with Stacey Shaw, Tom Mighell, and Mark Diamond, as well as to gain practical and actionable insights to allow you to bring tremendous value to your organization.
Key:
Stacey Shaw
Assistant General Counsel
Careington International Coropration
Tom Mighell
Vice President of Delivery Services
Contoural, Inc.
I work with corporations and their lawyers to develop defensible information governance programs, including the development of policies, retention schedules, procedures, records management organizations, and training materials to ensure employees understand and adopt changes to their records management practices. I also work with organizations to assess their privacy risks, and to implement the policies and processes to help them comply with relevant privacy regulations.
I also work with these companies to ensure that their people, processes and technologies will support an efficient, repeatable, and defensible e-discovery process, when electronic records are requested in litigation, investigations, or other legal matters. I assist corporations in assessing their readiness to respond to an electronic discovery obligation, and develop response plans that companies can use to strengthen the credibility of their e-discovery programs.