AI Governance

Governance Sounds Like Someone Else's Problem AI governance sounds like something built for universities, government agencies, and companies with legal departments, cybersecurity teams, and a dedicated AI committee. That's a problem if you run a small training company, work as an independent instructional designer, sell online courses, or manage learning for a small organization, because you likely use AI every day without anyone whose job is to govern it. Maybe you use ChatGPT or Claude to develop course content. Your LMS just added AI-generated feedback. Your authoring tool can build assessments on its own. An AI video platform generates your presenters. Your transcription service produces meeting summaries. Your marketing platform personalizes messages using AI. Do you need a governance committee for all of that? Probably not. Do you need some rules? Yes. The practical answer is risk-based AI governance. Instead of treating every use of AI as equally dangerous, or … [Read more...] about A Simple Risk-Based AI Framework for Small Training Organizations