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The risks boards should know about AI… but don’t

Christopher Hamilton, Leah Mooney & David Rudduck
2026-10-14 9:00 am
Panel
Leadership, Governance and Accountability
Board Oversight, Assurance and Risk Appetite

Treating AI as one monolithic risk category leads boards to apply generic controls that miss how differently AI systems actually behave, fail and expose data.

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Christopher Hamilton is a cyber analyst at WTW researching explainable AI, joining a panel on the AI risks boards should know about but often don't.
Christopher Hamilton
Cyber Analyst
WTW
Christopher Hamilton is a cyber analyst at WTW researching explainable AI, joining a panel on the AI risks boards should know about but often don't.
Leah Mooney, a Wotton Kearney partner advising on data privacy and cyber risk for 20 years, presents and joins a panel across board-level AI and cyber threats.
Leah Mooney
Partner
Wotton Kearney
Leah Mooney, a Wotton Kearney partner advising on data privacy and cyber risk for 20 years, presents and joins a panel across board-level AI and cyber threats.
David Rudduck is chief executive of ExpansionX Partners with 25 years in cyber response, joining a panel on the AI risks boards often miss.
David Rudduck
CEO
Expansionx Partners
David Rudduck is chief executive of ExpansionX Partners with 25 years in cyber response, joining a panel on the AI risks boards often miss.

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