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Take a second. Which AI tools is your team using today?
Most owners can name two or three. The real number is usually higher.
The gap between those two numbers is where the risk sits — tools nobody reviewed, client data in platforms nobody approved. The TPB is clear: the practitioner stays responsible. The tool doesn’t.
This isn’t a session about whether to use AI. It’s about how to use it well.
CEO Jamie Beresford on the ‘tools and rules’ approach to AI governance.
Wednesday 21 October, 12:00pm AEST. Complimentary. Can't make it? Register and we'll send you the recording.
LIVE WEBINAR · 21 OCTOBER, 12PM BRISBANE
Take a second. Which AI tools is your team using today?
Most owners can name two or three. The real number is usually higher.
That gap is where the risk sits — tools nobody reviewed, client data in platforms nobody approved. The TPB is clear: the practitioner stays responsible. The tool doesn’t.
Jamie Beresford on the ‘tools and rules’ approach to AI governance.
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