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A New Imperative for AI Governance and Ethics: Winning the AI Race Without Losing Control

A live, 90-minute workshop with a member of the MIT Sloan faculty on the AI governance gap every leader needs to close, before it closes on them.

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Format: Instructor-Paced
Estimated: 90 minutes
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About this Course

Join MIT’s Jeffrey Saviano, senior lecturer in AI governance and strategy, for an interactive, live online workshop examining why AI governance has become the defining leadership issue of the AI era, how to evaluate your own organization's AI risk, and what to do about it. The workshop will run on October 13 from 12:00pm - 1:30pm ET.

In 90 minutes, you'll learn to spot the governance gaps already creating risk inside organizations like yours, illustrated through cautionary tales from real companies that have experienced an AI incident. You'll walk away with a new governance framework to assess your organization’s readiness, advocate for change, and take a meaningful next step.

This is a standalone, live-taught workshop by the instructor who built the framework, with peer breakouts and an open Q&A with Saviano. The workshop recording and materials will be made available to all registered learners.

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What you'll learn

By the end of the workshop, you'll be able to:

  • Explain why the governance frameworks most organizations rely on today are insufficient for generative and agentic AI systems.
  • Identify the specific gaps between how your organization oversees AI now and what today’s AI systems demand.
  • Spot emerging governance pitfalls before they become liabilities, and build the case for change internally.
  • Establish a concrete starting point for assessing your organization's governance readiness and advocating for next steps.

Prerequisites

Designed for professionals accountable for AI outcomes, not those building the underlying models. No technical background required.

Ideal attendees include senior managers leading AI strategy, vendor relationships, or AI-enabled business units; C-suite executives including general counsel, chief compliance officers, chief risk officers, chief people officers; and board directors.

Meet your instructors

Jeffrey Saviano

Senior Lecturer, AI Strategy, Governance, and Ethics, MIT Sloan

Jeffrey Saviano is a senior lecturer of AI strategy, governance, and ethics at the MIT Sloan School of Management, and a leader in innovation, disruptive technology strategy, governance, and ethical AI. Now EY-retired after more than three decades with the firm, Saviano pioneered innovation, developing and commercializing 25+ businesses and solutions generating over $400M in annuity revenue. He is a trusted advisor to corporate boards and C-suites, leveraging deep expertise in AI, Web3, and technology-driven transformation. He is also qualified to serve as a financial expert under SEC, NYSE, and NASDAQ rules.