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AI is moving fast. Governance has to move faster.
This season, Trustonomy explores what AI-Ready Governance actually looks like inside modern enterprises. Not theory. Not hype. Real leaders navigating trade-offs between speed and safety, innovation and oversight, opportunity and risk. This season goes behind the scenes with executives from KPMG, Lumen, TELUS, Deloitte & Touche LLP, and beyond to examine how teams reduced backlogs, pressure-tested GenAI before launch, scaled governance through ambassador networks, and future-proofed their programs in an environment defined by uncertainty.
Because governance isn’t about slowing innovation. It’s about enabling it — responsibly, confidently, and at AI speed.
This season, Trustonomy explores what AI-Ready Governance actually looks like inside modern enterprises. Not theory. Not hype. Real leaders navigating trade-offs between speed and safety, innovation and oversight, opportunity and risk. This season goes behind the scenes with executives from KPMG, Lumen, TELUS, Deloitte & Touche LLP, and beyond to examine how teams reduced backlogs, pressure-tested GenAI before launch, scaled governance through ambassador networks, and future-proofed their programs in an environment defined by uncertainty.
Because governance isn’t about slowing innovation. It’s about enabling it — responsibly, confidently, and at AI speed.
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Inglese
Stati Uniti
12 episodi
da 08 Settembre 2023
episodic
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