AI governance is the means by which an organization directs, oversees and answers for its use of artificial intelligence. In November 2026 Dr Axel Kravatzky, Founder of Standards Academy and Vice-Chair of ISO/TC 309 Governance of organizations, gave three broadcast interviews on the subject.
AI governance and the governing body
Artificial intelligence is entering business faster than most boards can follow. Accountability for its use remains with the governing body. ISO 37000 gives guidance on the governance of organizations and names accountability among its principles. ISO/IEC 42001 sets the requirements for an AI management system. The two standards give a board an agreed way to adopt artificial intelligence responsibly. Dr Kravatzky convened the ISO working group that wrote ISO 37000.
Broadcast interviews, November 2026
| Date | Programme | Subject |
|---|---|---|
| 4 November 2026 | CNC3, The Morning Brew | Artificial intelligence at work |
| 10 November 2026 | TTT, Trinidad and Tobago Today | AI in business: balancing innovation and accountability |
| 11 November 2026 | TV6, Morning Edition | International governance standards |
The TTT interview is available in full.
Training for boards and practitioners
Standards Academy trains governing bodies, executives and practitioners to govern artificial intelligence. ISO 37000 Lead Corporate Governance Manager and ISO/IEC 42001 Lead Implementer are PECB-certified courses, available online at any time.
The guides on the ISO 37000 series and ISO/IEC 42001 set out the standards behind them.
Further interviews are added to this page as they are broadcast.