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Workshop #1: Navigating the Crisis in AI Policy

AI is spreading faster than governments, regulators and organisations can assess its risks. This workshop helps leaders understand the widening gap between AI capability and AI governance or compliance — and what practical steps they can take in response

Collaborative learning

Interactive workshop for business leaders and professionals who need to understand how AI is reshaping governance, compliance, workforce readiness and public risk.

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Key details

7-hours
split over two sessions

A$990 incl. GST

2026 Cohorts
9 &16 July
10 & 17 September
12 & 19 November

3.00pm to 6.30pm
Sydney time

Why leaders trust this workshop?

 

Our facilitators bring their direct experience of education, research and co-learning from:

  • leading universities (Harvard, Cambridge, ANU and King's College London)

  • advising Prime Ministers, Ministers and CEOs in Australia and overseas

  • design and delivery of executive education in Australia and overseas

  • their unique research perspectives and original peer-reviewed research — not repurposed vendor frameworks

Why this workshop now?

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No government has yet built the capacity to assess AI harms in real time across labour, health, democracy and security. As AI adoption accelerates, leaders face fragmented oversight, opaque vendor practices, workforce unpreparedness and weak international coordination. This workshop gives participants a structured way to think about that crisis and respond to it with stronger policy judgment.​

 

​Here is a sample of our teaching materials: Closing the Cyber Workforce Planning Gap for AI in Australia.

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What participants will gain?​

 

  • A clearer understanding of the emerging crisis in AI readiness

  • How AI will affect your compliance obligations and risk

  • Practical insight into the obstacles to whole-of-government AI impact assessment

  • A sharper view of the roles of regulators, corporate leaders and diplomats in technology governance

  • A framework for discussing AI risk with boards, policy teams and senior decision-makers

  • Exposure to comparative, research-based perspectives drawn from live policy debates and international work.

Who is this workshop for?

 

  • ​Public sector executives and policy professionals

  • Doctors, lawyers, accountants and other professions

  • Regulators and government advisers

  • Board members and senior risk leaders

  • Cyber, technology and governance professionals

  • Executives working on AI adoption, oversight or strategy.​

 

To the extent possible, we adjust the content of our workshops to match the interests of participants in each particular cohort.

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