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AI Governance and Oversight for Managers

The oversight duties that sit with line management: approving use cases, handling incidents, and keeping a record of what the team does with AI.

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What participants can do afterwards

  • Apply your organisation's AI policy to real requests from your team
  • Decide which AI-assisted outputs require review before they are used
  • Handle an AI-related incident and record it appropriately
  • Explain your team's AI use to an internal auditor or risk function
  • Keep a register of team AI use that stands up to audit

Modules

4 modules, 7 facilitated hours.

  1. 1.Applying the policy

    2 hrs

    Working real requests against your organisation's AI policy.

    • Apply your organisation's AI policy to a live request

  2. 2.Review and approval

    2 hrs

    Deciding what needs a second pair of eyes before it is used.

    • Set a proportionate review threshold for your team

  3. 3.Incidents and records

    2 hrs

    What to do when AI-assisted work goes wrong, and what an auditor will ask for.

    • Handle and record an AI-related incident

  4. 4.The team AI register

    1 hrs

    Setting up a lightweight register of what the team uses AI for, that survives contact with a busy month.

    • Set up a use register the team will maintain

How it is delivered

A facilitator runs the course live, in person or live online. Attendance is taken per session, participants submit work against the modules above, and a facilitator grades it. Those records stay with the organisation and can be exported.

Further reading

AI training ROI: the business case your finance team can question is the public briefing that sits next to this course.

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