In business, it is best to use a three-legged stool.
- A two-legged stool obviously tips over, and you fall to the ground.
- A four-legged stool is too robust for these cost-conscious days, where the jettisoning of employees is policy at both the private and public level.
But a three-legged stool is just right, as project managers already know when they strive to balance time, cost, and quality.
Perhaps the three-legged stool was in the back of Yunique Demann’s mind when she wrote a piece for the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA) entitled “The New Triad of AI Governance: Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Legal.” If you only rely on privacy and cybersecurity, you will fall to the ground like someone precariously balanced on a two-legged stool.
“As AI regulations evolve globally, legal expertise has become a strategic necessity in AI governance. The role of legal professionals now extends beyond compliance into one that is involved in shaping AI strategy and legally addressing ethical considerations…”
Read more of Demann’s thoughts here.
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