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Who Owns the Risk? AI Governance for Boards and Leaders

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The question the board cannot answer Here is a question I have started asking in board conversations, and it lands like a dropped tray. What AI is running in this company right now, who owns each system, and who is accountable when one of them does something wrong? In most organizations the truthfu…

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  1. 2026-10-20 13:27 · DEV Community — AI
    Who Owns the Risk? AI Governance for Boards and Leaders

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