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(EP 43) AI Governance Is Broken: Who Pays When Things Go Wrong?

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June 16, 2026

This episode of “Impact of AI: Explored” is a fast‑paced, honest conversation between us (Gerjon and James) and AI governance specialist Louise Humpington (https://www.linkedin.com/in/louisehumpington/) about accountability, harm, and the very human work needed to govern AI well. We explore why “strategic positioning” beats simple “progress” narratives, what a “mycelium network of governance” looks like, and…
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Agentic AI, AI compliance, AI governance, AI regulation, AI risk management, EU AI Act, GDPR, Impact of AI podcast, Responsible AI, Rob Fawcett

(EP 41) AI Governance Isn’t New: How To Stop Panicking and Start Doing the Work

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May 19, 2026

This episode of Impact of AI is all about taking the fear and mystery out of AI governance and turning it into something practical, human, and very doable for real organizations. In this blog we, James and Gerjon, unpack our conversation with Rob Fawcett about regulation, risk, and why most companies already have more of…
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(EP 43) AI Governance Is Broken: Who Pays When Things Go Wrong?

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(EP 43) AI Governance Is Broken: Who Pays When Things Go Wrong?

(EP 41) AI Governance Isn’t New: How To Stop Panicking and Start Doing the Work