Benesch Partner Aslam Rawoof Quoted on Effective AI Governance in Industry Article

Benesch Partner Aslam Rawoof was recently quoted in an article discussing the challenges organizations face when implementing and governing artificial intelligence programs. The article,“Why AI Governance Is Failing — and What Actually Works,” explores the importance of establishing clear oversight structures as AI adoption continues to expand across business functions.

In the article, Rawoof emphasized the need for cross-functional leadership, noting that AI governance cannot be owned exclusively by legal or technology teams. He highlighted the importance of regular collaboration among legal, technology, and finance stakeholders, with governance efforts reporting to executive leadership and, where appropriate, the board of directors.

The article examines common governance challenges and outlines practical approaches organizations can take to manage the legal, operational, and compliance risks associated with AI technologies.

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