It’s easy to produce metrics on AI software deployment, but these are pointless without tracking changes in behaviour.

Survey of corporate affairs professionals reveals nearly half of respondents were unprepared to deal with an AI misinformation crisis.

Generative AI is being deployed for narrative sections, with data security and confidentiality fears constraining other usage.

Any policy on artificial intelligence will only work if people know about it—this is where HR comes into its own.

Data analytics and AI mean investor relations professionals can take a deep dive into what makes shareholders tick, report says.

Agentic AI is seismically more sophisticated than generative artificial intelligence, making effective board oversight crucially important.

Are you prepared for an attack on the organisation coming through a breach in a director’s personal network?

Boards regularly sign off AI systems in good faith. But this is not enough when regulators, investors and employees start asking questions.

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As NEDs embrace a data-driven future, digital governance capability is becoming as important as traditional governance credentials.

Most boards are currently confronting the question of what they can allow artificial intelligence to decide, research finds.

Boards need to be wary: the current ‘gold rush’ of AI consultancy work poses a real threat to enterprise security.

Hybrid gatherings allow informal interaction and help build trust, reports the International Corporate Governance Network.

As boards face elevated risk, the work of the general counsel is going well beyond classic legal advisory tasks, Diligent’s research reveals.

The UK government’s new Cyber Resilience Pledge presents an opportunity for boards to govern, rather than leave cybersecurity to IT.

As Elon Musk’s aerospace company readies its IPO, critics fear governance ‘defects’ could prove detrimental for investors.

‘Faster and more disruptive frontier AI-driven attacks’ mean boards need to take preparatory action on cybersecurity.

Only a fifth of boards have at least one member with any relevant experience in geopolitics, says the latest ecoDa barometer.

Technology is moving faster than the law—and most boards—can keep up with. Start adapting now, before an incident forces your hand.