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 Duration 14 hours

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The Shift to Model-Driven Decisions

  • Transitioning from rule-based human judgement to scored options
  • The pace and scale of automated actions
  • Emerging failure modes and accountability challenges

Decision Inventory and Risk Assessment

  • Mapping automated decisions systematically
  • Considering impact, reversibility and stakeholder effects
  • Defining risk tiers and corresponding control requirements
  • Assigning ownership for each decision class

Accountability and Human Supervision

  • Distinguishing between meaningful and nominal human review
  • Viewing autonomy thresholds as governance choices
  • Establishing escalation pathways and response times
  • Identifying accountable owners and approval processes

Decision Records and Transparency

  • Components of a defensible decision record
  • Retaining confidence scores, options and contextual data
  • Tracing model versions and lineage
  • Communicating decisions to customers or regulators

Policy and Boundary Management

  • Managing approved option sets and change controls
  • Governing thresholds and conducting periodic reviews
  • Defining prohibited decisions and hard stops
  • Implementing policy as code alongside model outputs

Regulatory Requirements

  • Obligations under the EU AI Act for decision systems
  • Industry-specific rules in finance, insurance and healthcare
  • Data protection standards and rights regarding automated decisions
  • Maintaining documentation and evidence of conformity

Vendor, Licence and Provenance Risks

  • Comparing hosted decision APIs with open-weight models
  • Understanding licence terms for derivative and embedded models
  • Assessing supplier reliance and discontinuation risks
  • Ensuring weight integrity and version locking

Bias, Fairness and Performance Monitoring

  • Identifying outcome disparities across different groups
  • Analyzing proxy variables and option presentation
  • Monitoring appeal and complaint indicators
  • Conducting regular fairness evaluations

Incident Management for Erroneous Decisions

  • Detecting systemic decision errors
  • Containing incidents and suspending autonomous capabilities
  • Implementing remediation and customer compensation
  • Analyzing root causes and updating controls

Assurance Review of the Decision Layer

  • Specifying evidence for auditor review
  • Validating accuracy and calibration assertions
  • Sampling decisions and human overrides
  • Reporting findings to senior leadership

Requirements

  • Basic familiarity with AI or automation initiatives within an enterprise context.
  • General understanding of risk, compliance or audit procedures.
  • No coding experience is necessary.

Target Audience

  • Risk, compliance and model risk specialists
  • Internal auditors assessing automated decisions
  • AI governance and data protection leaders
  • Product owners responsible for automated workflows
  • Architects integrating oversight into agent systems

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