If your organisation has rolled out or is preparing to roll out AI technology, how have you approached AI governance?

Dedicated AI governance group22%

Extended remit of existing groups such as data management, IT security, quality46%

A mixture of a dedicated AI group and extended remit of existing groups29%

Nothing, governance is already covered3%

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Fractional CIO in Services (non-Government)7 months ago

The NZ Institute of Directors has just done a very good forum on this topic. The key take away is that AI is a strategic opportunity and must be business led. It is a board responsibility - meaning any governance you have must include the board.

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