Free live session for compliance and GRC leaders
Who owns AI Governance?
What having no owner means, and what it takes to cover it.
SOX hit Finance. GDPR hit Privacy. HIPAA hit Records. AI hits them all.
Every rule before AI landed on a department that owned it and had the authority to act. AI governance lands on all of them at once, with no one to own it. Join us live to see why that changes how you handle compliance, and how to keep up without losing weeks of your team's time, on the wrong thing.
Every rule has an owner. AI has none.
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15 areas of the business. All at the same time.
AI is everywhere, but who owns it?
Your HR team screens resumes with AI. Legal reviews contracts with it. Marketing writes copy with it. Engineers ship code with it. Everyone picked it up at once.
But AI didn't arrive the way rules usually do. It didn't come down from one regulator to one team. The tools sneaked in through every business function before anyone could write a rule. The cat's already out of the bag, and you're the one playing catch-up.
So who is keeping the list.
When no one owns it, who makes sure every control has a policy behind it? No single team keeps the full list. HR covers its piece, IT covers its piece, Legal covers its piece, and no one holds the whole picture.
The danger is, the same work gets done twice. Things fall through. And when an auditor asks for proof, you don't have it.
The numbers are mounting.
Unified Compliance reads regulations and standards for a living. We have already worked through 25 AI-specific documents, pulled out the requirements, and mapped them across all 15 areas of the business. We'll show you where they all land.
The count climbs every month as more regulators weigh in.
What we'll cover
- →Why this one is differentWhat sets it apart from SOX, HIPAA and GDPR, and why one dept. can't own it.
- →The enforcement clockWhat coming in the US, and the 2026 and 2027 dates already on the calendar.
- →Your current rules are changingHow AI requirements are being folded into every regulation you already follow.
- →The count that mattersWhich AI regulations and standards already exist, and where do they land, today.
- →The auditor testWhy homegrown and AI-only tools leave you exposed if auditors demand proof.
- →Weeks down to an afternoonHow teams cut manual mapping from weeks to hours, without losing fidelity.
Who owns AI Governance?
Who should attend
Compliance leaders, GRC managers, and risk and audit teams who must stay on top of regulatory change, at large organizations. If your team is responsible for identifying the controls you must abide by and mapping your policies to them, this is for you.
Who's hosting
Unified Compliance has spent 20 years reading the world's regulations and standards so you don't have to. We have picked apart 4,100+ regulations and standards, pulled 500,000+ requirements out of them, and boiled those down to around 15,000 harmonized controls. Every one traces back to the exact text that demands it.
It is the largest library of intelligent controls in the world, backed by 19 patents. Seven of the leaders in the Gartner Magic Quadrant for GRC put our controls in their platform, and hundreds of the world's largest enterprises rely on them.