
The “Day Two” Problem of AI Governance: What CCOs Must Monitor After the Launch
A scene is playing out in companies across the globe right now. Innovation teams are moving fast. Procurement is signing contracts. Business units are experimenting

A scene is playing out in companies across the globe right now. Innovation teams are moving fast. Procurement is signing contracts. Business units are experimenting

A scene is playing out in companies across the globe right now. Innovation teams are moving fast. Procurement is signing contracts. Business units are experimenting

The Justice Department’s first publicly announced resolution under its new Department-wide Corporate Enforcement and Voluntary Self-Disclosure Policy (CEP) offers corporate compliance officers a practical roadmap:

For years, compliance professionals have argued that ethics matters because it is the right thing to do. That remains true. But the latest data from

There was a time when boards could treat AI as a management-side innovation issue, something for the technology team, the innovation committee, or perhaps an

For years, compliance professionals have understood a basic truth about third-party risk: your company can outsource a function, but it cannot outsource accountability. That principle

There is an old lesson in compliance that remains evergreen: bad facts produce bad decisions. The same is true for data science: Garbage In, Garbage

If you are a compliance professional looking at your company’s GenAI rollout and wondering when the grown-ups will finally arrive, I have good news. They

There is a question I continue to hear from compliance professionals, boards, and senior executives alike: “When will generative AI finally be good enough for

This week, I want to pay tribute to my former Compliance Week colleague, Aly McDevitt, who announced on LinkedIn that she was retiring from CW to become a