Home » Responsible AI Policies and Governance: What Every Board Needs to Know
To govern effective innovation, it is vital to distinguish between Governance and Policy.
If the Board’s strategy is “Innovation,” but the policy is “Restriction,” a strategic gap emerges. This misalignment is often the root cause of “Shadow AI”- where staff inadvertently bypass security to achieve their targets. Therefore, a smart policy is a tool for cultural alignment.
The UK’s principles-based approach plays to the advantage of agile Boards. Rather than navigating a single rigid law, Boards must ensure their policy framework addresses five key areas to ensure the effective execution of their duties, forming the foundation of responsible AI in governance and risk management:
Ensuring your framework is robust requires an objective view. Bridgehouse offers a three-phased AI Governance Review service, to ensure your governance structure is fit for the AI era, covering:
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