AIRIS is an independent forum for directors and institutional leaders working at the edge of today’s hardest governance questions: the convergence of geopolitical fragmentation, technological acceleration, systemic risk, sustainability, and the limits of frameworks built for a more predictable world.
Our purpose
AIRIS is a space for shared reflection, exchange, and learning on the future of governance.

The questions we explore

How should boards govern artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies?

What does strategic negotiation look like in an era of fragmentation and high stakes?

How should boards oversee the transition to long-term, sustainable value creation?

How can governance frameworks built for stable environments adapt to systemic complexity?

How do senior leaders make sound decisions when geopolitical, technological, environmental, and systemic risks converge?

What role should boards play in long-term stewardship across generations, stakeholders, and systems?
If you are working on these issues and would like to be in touch, we would be glad to hear from you
Explore Our Articles
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The AI-Augmented Boardroom
Read more: The AI-Augmented BoardroomHow Boards Are Starting to Use AI to Navigate Complexity, Risk and Strategic Decisions Artificial intelligence is reshaping companies, industries and entire business models. Yet one of its most consequential effects has barely been discussed: how AI is…
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How Directors Can Start Using AI Before Their Boards Officially Adopt It
Read more: How Directors Can Start Using AI Before Their Boards Officially Adopt ItHow Directors Can Start Using AI Before Their Boards Officially Adopt It A practical four-phase system, with ten concrete tools, for directors who cannot yet upload board material into AI In conversations with directors and governance professionals, there…
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AI, Board Deliberation and Groupthink
Read more: AI, Board Deliberation and GroupthinkSince I started using AI, I have asked myself a question that I find both fascinating and unsettling: could regular use of these tools gradually erode some of our most essential cognitive capacities? And if so, what does…

