Nearly a year ago, the IAPP expanded its mission in response to a rapidly changing digital environment to include AI governance, digital responsibility and cybersecurity law. The expansion took place a year after the IAPP hired Ashley Casovan to lead its first-ever AI Governance Center. Since then, Casovan has led the development of the center, which includes work helping to inform AI governance training and certification, a forthcoming AI governance textbook and the AI Governance Global conferences. Among her many tasks, she’s currently drafting a skills competency framework for AI governance. IAPP Editorial Director Jedidiah Bracy recently caught up with her to discuss her draft framework, as well as the makings of an AI governance professional. What skills are required and what is she seeing in this evolving profession?Â
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