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🎯 Give Leadership a Clear Risk Picture

Put a sensible process around how your organisation uses AI, without stopping anyone getting work done. These prompts build the approval queue, the register of what is running, the log of what each tool actually did, and the policy an assistant checks submissions against. Written for the person who has been asked to own this and given no software to do it with.
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My board asks about AI risk and I give them a register nobody reads. Build me an executive summary app. Aggregate from our assessments, incidents, spend and reviews to produce a short summary holding only the risks that genuinely matter, each with a plain description of what could happen, the current position, the direction of travel compared with last quarter, what is being done, who owns it, and the specific decision or support being asked for. Keep it to a handful rather than a full register. Track which risks we have consciously accepted, who accepted them and when. Show adoption alongside risk, so leadership sees that governance is enabling use rather than only restricting it. Add an AI agent that writes this summary in plain language for a non technical board, explains why each risk is on the list this quarter, and highlights anything that has changed direction, drawing only on our own records. Automate a scheduled quarterly summary ahead of each board meeting and an immediate alert if a risk moves materially between meetings. Two logins: a governance owner who prepares and edits, and a leadership view that reads.

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Give Leadership a Clear Risk Picture

Summarise the few AI risks that matter with direction of travel and the specific decision leadership is being asked for.

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Leadership does not need every risk, it needs the few that matter and a decision on each. This produces that summary from the records rather than from a workshop.

What's Included

  • The handful that matter not a register of everything.
  • Current position and direction because a trend beats a snapshot.
  • The decision being asked for on each one.
  • An assistant that writes it in plain language.

How To Use

  1. Bring five risks, not fifty. A long register is not read.
  2. Show direction. Whether a risk is growing matters more than its rating.
  3. Ask for a specific decision on each one.
  4. Say plainly what you are accepting and who accepted it.

Aggregate from risk assessment and the incident register.