Webinar | Creating an AI model register and assessments

Gain visibility into how the AI tools deployed in your organisation operate, what risks they pose, and who is accountable for them by conducting AI model assessments and maintaining AI registers. These foundational AI governance tools enable effective human oversight while managing your business risks and serve as proof of compliance during regulatory scrutiny.

AI model assessments and registries allow for effective human oversight over AI tools.

In this session, we will explain why assessing AI models before and after deployment is a governance and compliance expectation, and how documenting these assessments in a structured AI register enables regulatory readiness, auditability, and informed decision-making at the board and executive level.

Outcomes

• Understand what AI model assessments and registries are by learning their core purpose, typical components, and how they support governance, risk management, and regulatory compliance.
• Know when and why to conduct an AI model assessment by identifying trigger events (such as deployment, major updates, or new use cases), risk indicators, and regulatory expectations.
• Build or improve your AI registry by applying practical templates, defining minimum documentation standards, and integrating the registry into existing risk, legal, and compliance processes.

If you are ready to move beyond ad hoc AI adoption and toward defensible, responsible AI governance, this webinar is designed for you.

Audience

This webinar is for AI users and deployers who wish to leverage AI lawfully. So it is suited for anyone who needs to understand how to assess, document, and govern AI tools in a way that is defensible, compliant, and aligned with business objectives. Especially since deployers must register and run assessments to comply with their legal obligations to register some AI systems. This includes:

• Anyone appointed as a designated or deputy information officer.
• In-house legal professionals at all levels, from junior counsel to senior legal officers. 
• Heads of legal departments and legal operations managers leading digital transformation initiatives. 
• Compliance officers, risk managers, and internal audit professionals. 
• Legal technology and AI governance specialists are responsible for implementing practical oversight mechanisms. 
• Technology and data professionals involved in selecting, deploying, or enabling AI tools. Corporate executives and decision-makers, including CEOs and senior management, are accountable for AI-driven business decisions

Panel

The session will be led by John Giles, a seasoned digital, data, and tech law expert who has a particular skill at distilling what practical actions to take to ensure your organisation manages risks in line with laws and regulations, supported by Karabo Mokoena who has international experience in AI governance, data protection, and cybersecurity, helping develop strategies that drive trust and innovation.

Give away:

Receive an AI model assessment tool template

Bookings

The webinar is held on Zoom. Please note that we do not allow AI meeting assistants to attend our webinars.

Members:

This event is free for members of the Michalsons AI Governance programme. They can register for the event by clicking on the red register button.

Non-member:

Investment: R742

Secure your spot now for our workshop by registering today.