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AI Governance for the Governing Body (Foundational)

Botswana's Data Protection Act already governs the AI declining loans and screening applicants in your name. This module shows your board exactly what it must be able to show.

6 Learning UnitsFoundational / LevelIncludes 1 practical tool~1.5 hrs
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About this module

Six short units that show a governing body how to oversee AI without needing to code.

You learn which instruments actually bind your organisation, starting with Botswana's own Data Protection Act, and how King V frames the board's duty. The governing body means the board of directors, the board of trustees, a council or accounting authority, or the trustees of a body corporate. The duty is the same for all of them. Foundational means we do not assume you can read code. We start where the accountability starts: with the board that carries it. [128/180 chars, PASS]. Promoted lead line, shown large above the body.

The tool
Board AI Governance Readiness Self-Assessment
Rates your board's readiness to govern AI oversight and human override.

What's inside

6 learning units

~1.5 hrs total · 1 practical tool
01What Is AI Governance? The Layered Framework Stack
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02The Data Protection Act and Automated Decision-Making: Botswana's Existing AI Obligation
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🔒Quiz
03AI Governance in Practice: Recognising Good and Poor Governance
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04Who Governs AI? Board Oversight Obligations Under King V Principle 10
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🔒Quiz
05The EU AI Act: Structure, Risk Tiers, and Why It Reaches Organisations Outside the EU
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🔒Quiz
06Human Oversight and Override: What Boards Must Ensure
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Put your board through it before the next review, not after.

We'll set your people up and send you the completion record.