WA Responsible AI Governance Sprint

Build practical AI governance with clear accountability, responsible-use boundaries, and a governance map ready for leadership review. AI is already finding its way into workplace tools and processes. The question is whether your organisation has clear governance for how it is used. Without clear responsibilities and practical guardrails, AI use can become fragmented, difficult to oversee, and harder to explain when something goes wrong. This hands-on WA Responsible AI Governance Sprint helps leaders move from general AI oversight to practical governance. Using realistic, low-risk scenarios, you will examine how AI decisions should be governed, who is accountable, what boundaries are needed, and how governance can support responsible integration. Who this is for This session is designed for: • Executives and board members • Risk, privacy, and compliance professionals • Data and technology leaders • Public-sector leaders and policy managers • Senior professionals responsible for AI strategy, governance, or oversight What we will do together • Stress-test governance in practical scenarios: Explore realistic AI situations and consider how responsibilities, risks, and decisions should be handled. • Define accountability: Map who is responsible for AI decisions, data, risk controls, review, and escalation across your organisation. • Set practical governance boundaries: Apply a responsible integration checklist to identify where clearer controls or decision points are needed. • Build your governance artefact: Create an AI Governance Position and Accountability Map that can be used for internal review and discussion with senior leadership. • Identify next steps: Define priority governance actions and relevant WA AI Hub pathways for continued capability building. What you will take home • An AI Governance Position and Accountability Map • A practical Responsible AI Integration Checklist • Clear AI governance and accountability actions • A starting point for your organisation's AI governance roadmap Good to know Please bring your laptop for the practical activities. The session uses realistic, low-risk scenarios rather than confidential corporate, government, or personal data. You may bring general information about your organisation's governance structure or AI priorities, but do not bring sensitive information. No technical background is required. This is a practical professional development sprint and does not provide legal advice, an audit, or certification against a standard. ========================================== Refund and Cancellation Policy Cancellation Windows • 14+ days before: Full transfer to another session or course credit (less platform fees). Refunds are at WA AI Hub’s discretion and may incur an admin fee. • 7–13 days before: Transfer or credit only, subject to availability. No cash refunds for change-of-mind. • Less than 7 days before: No refunds, credits, or transfers for change-of-mind. Exceptional circumstances considered at our discretion. • No-show/Partial attendance: No refund or credit is provided, except as required by Australian Consumer Law. Substitutions & Changes • Substitutions: Permitted up to 24 hours before the session. Please provide attendee details in writing. • Organiser Changes: If we cancel or significantly reschedule, you will receive a full transfer, credit, or refund per Australian Consumer Law. Our services include guarantees that cannot be excluded under Australian Consumer Law. Platform fees may be non-refundable if retained by the third-party provider. How to request a remedy Email Junita at [email protected] or call (08) 6156 4865. Include your name, session title, and booking reference. By registering, you acknowledge this policy and your statutory rights under Australian Consumer Law. #AIGovernance #ResponsibleAI #AIAccountability #AIAssurance #AIRiskManagement #AILeadership #AIGovernanceWA #AICompliance #AIForBusiness #WesternAustralia