AI Is Already in Your Systems—Here’s How to Govern It | Innovation Insights

Experts outline the flexible framework that works for a three‑person shop or a 30,000‑employee enterprise.

Innovation Insights
With Donny Shimamoto
Center for Accounting Transformation

Artificial intelligence is advancing too quickly for organizations to adopt a “wait-and-see” approach, according to experts on the latest episode of Innovation Insights.

Host Donny Shimamoto, CPA.CITP, CGMA, speaks with Jason Pikoos and David Wood, co-authors of the new Generative AI Governance Framework, about how companies can responsibly integrate AI into their operations.

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“Governance isn’t optional,” says Pikoos, former managing partner of client experience for Connor Group. “It’s good hygiene for any organization—whether you’re a three-person shop or a multinational.”

The framework outlines 69 control considerations in areas such as bias risk, human oversight, and process integration. It is not a checklist to be blindly completed, the authors stress, but a flexible guide that organizations can tailor to their needs.