Webinar

How Ethics & Compliance Teams are Adopting AI

How Ethics & Compliance Teams are Adopting AI

How Ethics & Compliance Teams are Adopting AI

Summary

konaAI and Compliance Week surveyed 190 compliance leaders to understand how organizations are actually using AI within ethics and compliance programs today.

In this webinar, industry experts Hemma R., Aaron Nicodemus, Thomas Fox, and Vincent Walden unpack the findings from the survey, exploring real-world use cases, current adoption challenges, and how Agentic AI is beginning to shape the future of compliance oversight.

Watch the session to learn how organizations are approaching AI governance and what compliance teams should prioritize as AI adoption accelerates.

Key takeaways from the webinar:

  • Assess your organization’s AI maturity relative to peers
  • Identify governance and trust gaps before regulators do
  • Prioritize controls for predictive and agentic AI use cases
  • Align AI investments with defensible oversight
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