Governance of Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technology
Prepares boards, risk and compliance teams to govern the adoption of artificial intelligence, automation and other emerging technologies responsibly. Participants examine how to set policy, manage model and data risk, and meet accountability expectations as African organisations scale these tools. The course grounds fast moving global debates in the practical realities of a South African regulatory and operating context.
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Explain the governance and accountability questions raised by artificial intelligence.
Assess the risks of bias, error, data misuse and opacity in automated systems.
Develop responsible technology policies and acceptable use standards.
Establish oversight roles and approval gates for high impact use cases.
Align technology adoption with POPIA and other applicable legal duties.
Design a monitoring approach for deployed models and automated decisions.
Course outline
01Why Emerging Technology Needs Governance
02Understanding AI, Automation and Model Risk
03Bias, Fairness and Data Ethics
04Responsible Use Policies and Standards
05Oversight Roles and Approval Gates
06Legal and Privacy Considerations
07Monitoring Deployed Systems
Who should attend
Directors, risk and compliance officers, technology leaders and data protection officers responsible for overseeing the safe adoption of new technologies.
Fees are per delegate. South African venues are priced in rand; other locations and online in US dollars. Fees exclude 15% VAT where applicable. Group bookings of three or more delegates from the same organisation qualify for a reduced rate; contact us for a quotation.
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