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AI Governance Watch

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As artificial intelligence reshapes the world, AI Governance Watch brings together prominent voices across policy, technology, and risk to unpack what responsible AI really looks like in practice. Clear, informed, and forward-looking, AI Governance Watch helps listeners navigate AI risks and trust with confidence. Through timely analysis and conversations with experts, this channel examines risks associated with AI technologies, how standards are evolving to keep pace with innovation, and how companies can build trust through governance best practices. Stay informed; build with confidence.

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Episodes

How AI Will Reimagine Security: A CISO’s Perspective 24.06.2026 15:50

In this episode, Guru Sethupathy talks with Optro CISO Richard Marcus about how AI is changing the security landscape. They discuss using AI to shift security left in software development, automate GRC tasks, and scale threat detection. They also cover new AI-driven risks, the urgency of keeping pace with attackers, and how CISOs must lead change management and reskill teams to thrive in the AI er...

How GRC builds trust for OT and IoT 23.06.2026 14:47

In this episode Guru Sethupathy speaks with Karen Meohas, Director of GRC at Nozomi Networks, about how the company approaches AI governance across product and corporate use cases. Karen explains the difference between embedding AI into customer-facing products and using AI to increase internal efficiency, and why each requires distinct risk and governance approaches. They discuss practical steps...

Auditing at the Speed of AI: Inaugural Episode 23.06.2026 15:54

In the inaugural episode of AI Governance Watch, host Guru Sethupathy welcomes Richard Chambers, a global leader in internal audit and risk, to discuss how AI is transforming audit, risk management, and corporate governance. They explore the rapid emergence of AI-driven risks and opportunities, the need for risk resilience and scenario planning, and the evolving skills auditors must develop—focusi...