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AI is already in production across many organisations. But if something goes wrong, who’s actually accountable, and how do we manage that "something goes wrong" risk in the first place?

In this session, Wellington-based practitioner Caio Augusto Tkalec (LinkedIn) explores the uncomfortable gap between rapid AI adoption and the reality of governance in Aotearoa. With most organisations still early in their AI maturity, and no binding standards in place, how do we move from uncertainty and risk to something more deliberate and accountable?

Drawing on real-world experience, Caio introduces a practical approach to AI governance grounded in the concept of kaitiakitanga - stewardship of data and systems. Expect a mix of hard truths, pragmatic frameworks, and ideas you can take back into your own organisation - whether you’re designing systems, reviewing risk, or trying to make sense of where AI fits.

Everyone is welcome - if you are in an IT/Digital role or considering one, you do architecture and you should come along and meet us. This talk will be particularly useful for folks considering an Architect role or want to know what Architects do.

This talk will be both in person and remote via Teams. I'll post links to the Teams session closer to the time.

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