ABOUT THIS EPISODE
SOX was born after Enron to make sure someone validates the process behind the numbers. Twenty years later, most of that process still runs on spreadsheets. Casey Atwater, Founder & CEO of ControlBridge AI, is building what comes next.
In this episode of the #DAREwithDarwoft podcast, hosted by Ned Hayes in collaboration with the Oregon Entrepreneurs Network, Casey explains how AI can orchestrate controls, why continuous monitoring beats sample-based audits, and why the humans in the loop matter more than ever.
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