Artificial Intelligence
The governance challenge is not simply how to deploy AI — but how to retain control, accountability, and trust when systems begin to act with autonomy. These questions are no longer technical. They are central to board oversight and organisational stewardship.
Governance in the age of agentic AI - White Paper
Agentic AI is a powerful technology with rapidly advanced capabilities in automation independent of direct human supervision. The fast pace and autonomous nature of agentic AI systems create the potential for organisations to produce significant increases in productivity and efficiency-enhancing improvements in the workplace.
Episode 2: with Kara Bombell
In the second episode of Risk and Reason, Governance Institute of Australia’s Phil Mercer chats with Kara Bombell about practical, people-first AI advice for leaders.
AI Deployment and Governance Survey Report
Australians have taken to AI with enthusiasm. Despite widespread adoption, there’s a critical gap between capturing AI’s potential benefits and the realities of effective implementation. The 2025 AI Deployment and Governance Survey Report, conducted by Governance Institute of Australia, provides crucial insights into AI adoption, governance, and training across various sectors.
AI Ethics and Governance – White Paper
Governance Institute of Australia and the National Artificial Intelligence Centre have partnered to launch the white paper AI Ethics and Governance.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) and board minutes
As more organisations use AI and it becomes embedded in many aspects of their operations, governance professionals need to consider how they might use AI to increase efficiency while ensuring there are appropriate governance controls in place.