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AI Governance for Boards and Executives in Australia

Directors' duties under section 180, APRA CPS 230 and CPS 234 where those standards apply, and the National AI Centre's six essential practices.

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  1. 01Who this is for
  2. 02Directors' duties
  3. 03The business judgment rule
  4. 04Australian Institute of Company Directors
  5. 05APRA CPS 230
  6. 06Critical operations
  7. 07Material service providers
  8. 08APRA CPS 234
  9. 09Where the standards meet a use
  10. 10Six essential practices
  11. 11Getting started, then the next step
  12. 12The ten guardrails
  13. 13Privacy and the OAIC
  14. 14What good training covers
  15. 15What you should leave with
  16. 16Questions for the board

Directors and executives are being asked which AI uses may continue, and who will watch them. This guide puts the public Australian sources in one place: section 180 of the Corporations Act, APRA CPS 230 and CPS 234 where those standards apply, and the National AI Centre's six essential practices.

The PDF is a working brief: the six practices as a diagram, a board question checklist, and the documents a leadership session should leave behind. It is general information. Legal advice has to come from the organisation's own counsel.

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