In a recent article for Corporate Compliance Insights, Thompson Coburn attorneys Matt Braunel and Eileen Duffy Robinett emphasize why a holistic approach is essential for managing AI risks effectively.
“Ultimately, AI governance succeeds only when each role operates at the right altitude: the board overseeing strategy and enterprise exposure, the [chief compliance officer] building systems and guardrails and investigators applying those controls in the field while feeding back real-world intelligence,” they wrote in a Q&A. “When aligned, these three perspectives form a complete risk lifecycle — strategic, operational and tactical — that allows organizations to adopt AI confidently without losing sight of safety, compliance or accountability.”
Read the full article here.
