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Wednesday, February 4, 2026
8.00 am PT / 11.00 am ET / 4.00 pm GMT / 5.00 pm CET
Duration: 45 minutes
Navigating risks and creating more effective oversight
Board directors and governance professionals are already using generative AI tools to support board activities, often to varying levels of maturity. Additionally, recent research suggests there is a gap between AI usage in the boardroom and the presence of risk, ethics or governance processes to manage its use.
As AI usage in the boardroom is set to become more common this conversation between Governance Intelligence and Diligent explores what boards and governance teams need to know in 2026 regarding AI-empowered boardrooms.
Examining the findings from the recently published Governance Blueprint: the AI-powered boardroom we will discuss:
- Where liability can arise: understand the legal risks and implications related to AI-generated information, reliance on AI in decision-making and AI tools ‘listening’ to board meetings
- The risk of inaction: explore the consequences of not having clear plans and policies and discover the steps that governance professionals can take to ensure safe and transparent usage by both board members and corporate secretaries
- What to expect in 2026: learn about the key trends, priorities and how governance professionals are preparing their boards for the next phase of AI integration
Speakers include:
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Moderator: Steve Wade, head of content, Governance Intelligence |
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Nithya B. Das, general manager, governance and chief legal officer, Diligent |
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Dottie Schindlinger, executive director, Diligent Institute |
Join us to keep up-to-date with developments, manage emerging risks and shape your board’s approach to AI in the year ahead.
Short, sharp and packed with expert insight, this briefing will get you up to speed on these critical issues in just 45 minutes. Sign up to BrightTALK to view this essential briefing and be informed of future briefings produced by Governance Intelligence.
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