As organisations move from AI experimentation to enterprise-wide adoption, maintaining trust and control is becoming increasingly important.
Microsoft Copilot is increasingly being adopted across the enterprise to drive efficiency and business value. But what does it really mean to remain in control of Copilot? How much can you rely on the technology itself to protect your data and manage risk, where does organisational responsibility begin, and how can governance and controls keep pace as adoption grows?
Join PwC and Microsoft for an executive conversation on how technology and governance can work together to enable the trusted and responsible use of AI technologies such as Copilot.
Bringing together Microsoft’s technology perspective and PwC’s governance and risk expertise, we will explore the practical choices organisations face in balancing innovation and control.
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Who Controls Copilot? From Microsoft Safeguards to Organisational Responsibility
What we will cover
Where does technology enable control?
How does Microsoft’s architecture protect your data and support responsible use of Copilot? What safeguards are built into Copilot, what does Microsoft commit to contractually, and how does this support EU AI Act compliance?
Where does organisational responsibility begin?
How can organisations establish effective control over AI by combining technology safeguards with clear ownership, risk management, monitoring and practical controls?
Through practical examples and perspectives from PwC and Microsoft, the discussion will focus on how organizations can innovate with AI while maintaining meaningful, demonstrable control.
What will you learn about that event
After the webinar you’ll understand:
What you can rely on Microsoft Copilot for when it comes to data protection, security and responsible AI.
Where your organisation’s responsibility begins, from governance and ownership to risk and controls.
How to stay in control as Copilot scales, while balancing innovation and trust.
The speakers of the webinar
Wim Rymen
PwC
Partner
Smirithi Kalyanaraman
PwC
Manager
Vincent Gaukema
PwC
Director
Frank Callewaert
Microsoft
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