Artificial intelligence is changing not only how organisations make decisions, but also how people interpret information, form opinions and exercise judgment.
As AI becomes increasingly embedded in organisational systems, boards need to look beyond traditional technology risks and consider its impact on trust, accountability, organisational culture and independent decision-making.
This webinar explores what boards need to understand about the influence of AI on human judgment and the practical questions directors should be asking to support responsible innovation and effective oversight.
By the end of this webinar, participants will be able to:
This webinar will be particularly relevant for:
Mante Molepo is the Founder and CEO of Mante Molepo Consulting and a lawyer, governance advisor, educator and speaker.
She works with boards and senior leaders to strengthen governance practices, manage strategic and reputational risk, and navigate emerging challenges associated with artificial intelligence. Her work focuses on helping organisations balance innovation with accountability while maintaining stakeholder trust and organisational integrity.
Dr. Somto Mbelu works at the intersection of AI ethics, policy, digital health, governance, compliance, risk, finance and business.
With a background in philosophy and ethics, he recently completed a PhD in AI Ethics at Erasmus University Rotterdam. His work focuses on translating principles of fairness, accountability and inclusion into practical governance frameworks, policy strategies and responsible approaches to technology.
He is the founder of the Ottawa Responsible AI Hub and convener of the Ottawa Responsible AI Summit.
As artificial intelligence becomes more influential across organisations, effective governance will require boards to understand not only what these systems can do, but how they can influence the people who rely on them.
Join us on Thursday, 10 September at 15:00 SAST to explore how boards can strengthen AI oversight while keeping human judgment at the centre of decision-making.
EVENT TIMES
DATE:
10 September 2026
TIME:
06:00 Los Angeles
09:00 New York
10:00 Rio de Janeiro
14:00 London
15:00 Cape Town
16:00 Riyadh
18:30 New Delhi
21:00 Beijing
22:00 Tokyo
23:00 Melbourne
01:00 Auckland
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