Baringa: When the AI gets it wrong; whose name is on it?​

Risky Women, in partnership with Baringa, is pleased to invite you to our upcoming event.

Drawing on insights from the UK, Europe and Australia, this session has been designed for women in risk and compliance who want to stay ahead of emerging developments, engage in open discussions about how AI is being used and experienced across organisations, and explore practical use cases that can help shape the future of their functions.

Together, we’ll explore two critical questions facing leaders today, with practical examples, evidence and actions you can take immediately.

Question 1: When AI gets it wrong, whose name is on it?

Australia’s Financial Accountability Regime (FAR) reinforces the importance of clear accountability across regulated financial institutions and their senior leaders. As AI becomes increasingly embedded in business decisions and operations, it raises important questions about governance, oversight and accountability. Effective AI governance cannot sit with a single individual or function. It requires coordinated responsibility across boards, executives, business teams, technology, risk and compliance.

Question 2: Are you governing AI, or just watching it happen?

Almost every organisation is experimenting with AI. Many are now considering how their governance, risk and compliance frameworks can evolve to provide appropriate oversight as AI becomes more embedded in business decision-making.

The event will feature a panel discussion exploring the regulatory, governance and leadership challenges of AI, followed by networking drinks and canapés.