About this event
AI is changing the way boards work. From preparing for meetings and reviewing complex information to supporting strategic decisions, its potential to improve board effectiveness is significant.
But how ready are Irish boards to embrace AI? And how can directors take advantage of these opportunities while protecting confidential information, maintaining human oversight and meeting their governance responsibilities?
As AI adoption accelerates, boards must navigate new challenges around data protection, accountability, directors' duties and the evolving requirements of the EU AI Act. The question is no longer simply whether to adopt AI, but how to use it responsibly, securely and effectively.
Join Board Agenda and Sherpany for a frank, practical discussion led by award-winning broadcaster Joe Lynam. Our expert panel will explore how AI is reshaping boardroom practices in Ireland, the opportunities and risks directors need to consider, and the practical steps organisations can take to balance innovation with strong governance, and who is accountable when AI shapes a decision.
Practical insights to help your board identify opportunities for AI adoption while maintaining effective governance and oversight.
You'll gain a clearer understanding of the key questions directors should be asking, the safeguards needed to protect sensitive information, and the steps your organisation can take to build AI literacy, accountability and confidence in AI-assisted decision-making.
A panel discussion featuring four experts in AI and corporate governance, moderated by Joe Lynam, Award-Winning Broadcaster, followed by an interactive audience Q&A.
Board chairs and non-executive directors, board and committee members, company secretaries, governance professionals, and chairs of audit, risk and technology committees.
Sherpany is a meeting management solution that fosters collaboration and speeds up decision-making across leadership teams. We offer a state-of-the-art digital boardroom solution to boost innovation within meeting processes.
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