Gen AI will impact every part of an organization, sales, customer service, marketing, finance, IT, legal, HR, ESG, privacy, security and perhaps, most importantly, ethics.
Addressing these risks requires a multi-stakeholder approach and key leadership figures are already taking proactive measures to assume responsibility by attending our AI GRC digital and in-person events.
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