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When I recently spoke to Nithya Das, general manager, governance and chief legal officer at Diligent, she explained how shareholders and courts may soon scrutinize whether directors are meeting their fiduciary duty by failing to use AI tools that are central to effective oversight.

 

Whether you are using open-source tools, recording and transcribing board meetings and educating your board, Das maintains that human judgment remains essential, especially for high-stakes governance decisions.

 

To read more from our conversation and understand how to navigate this new governance landscape in the age of AI, click here.

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