Vendor-neutral, course, intermediate level
AI Governance, Risk and Boards
Classify AI risk, run a risk register and controls, and ask the questions a board should ask
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- 1
- modules
- 9
- video lessons
- 8
- quizzes
- 0.6 h
- of video
- 9 lectures
- 8 quizzes
Each bar is one lesson. Gaps separate the modules.
What you will be able to do
- Understand the 2026 AI governance and regulatory landscape
- Classify AI systems by risk
- Build and maintain an AI risk register
- Apply the four functions of the NIST AI RMF as controls
- Manage vendor and supply-chain AI risk
- Ask the AI questions a board should ask
- Respond to and disclose AI incidents, and write your governance charter
Curriculum
17 items (lessons and quizzes) across 1 modules. Pick any lesson to open it. You will sign in first if you have not already.
AI Governance, Risk and Boards17 lessons
About this course
Classify AI risk, run a risk register and controls, and ask the questions a board should ask.
AI risk now sits on the board agenda. This course shows how to govern it without slowing the business down.
You learn the 2026 governance landscape, how to classify AI risk, how to build and run an AI risk register, and how the NIST AI RMF four functions turn into controls. You then cover vendor and supply-chain risk, the questions boards should ask, and incident response and disclosure. You finish with your own AI governance charter.
What you learn
- Understand the 2026 AI governance and regulatory landscape
- Classify AI systems by risk
- Build and maintain an AI risk register
- Apply the four functions of the NIST AI RMF as controls
- Manage vendor and supply-chain AI risk
- Ask the AI questions a board should ask
- Respond to and disclose AI incidents, and write your governance charter
What is in every chapter
A short video, a knowledge check, and a one-page worksheet with an answer key. The course ends with a hands-on exercise and a capstone you can use at work.