Liz Henderson, also known as The Data Queen, highlights a critical gap in corporate governance regarding data, AI, and cyber risks. She explains that while many boards receive regular updates and risk assessments, this often amounts to mere oversight rather than true governance. The core issue, particularly under Provision 29 of the UK Corporate Governance Code, is the inability to prove control over these risks, not just to be aware of them. Henderson uses examples of data quality reports, AI tool approvals, and cyber security briefings to illustrate how organizations can be "unproven," "ungoverned," or "unable to attest" despite extensive discussions and approvals, emphasizing the need for boards to demonstrate effective control with evidence. AI
IMPACT Highlights the critical need for demonstrable control over AI and data risks in corporate governance, moving beyond mere awareness.
RANK_REASON Article discusses governance and risk management principles related to AI and data, but does not announce a new product, research, or policy.
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- chief data officer
- Liz Henderson
- London Stock Exchange
- Provision 29
- The Data Queen
- UK Corporate Governance Code
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