Ahead of CISO Chicago (April 28), Dr. Mel Fenner, Chief Digital Innovation Officer at Lincoln University, argues that AI governance must be treated as a shared risk discipline, not simply a technical control problem.
From managing autonomous AI systems, to engaging legal, risk, and compliance teams early, to creating governance frameworks that balance innovation with oversight, Fenner’s article outlines practical ways for CISOs to embed AI governance into how the business operates, not just how it is protected.
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