This episode of the AI Governance Podcast features Bojana Bellamy. Bojana is the President of the Center for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL), a preeminent global think tank, and has spent over 25 years at the center of global data pol

Bojana joined Enzai's Matt McCallum to discuss:

• The critical shift from "tick-box" compliance to organizational accountability as a business enabler.

• How boards should evaluate the "loss of opportunity" in AI deployment rather than just the risk of fines.

• The challenges of governing Agentic AI and moving toward delegated trust models.

• Reconciling the tension between data protection principles and the massive data requirements of representative AI models.

• The role of Privacy-Preserving Technologies (PPTs) in maintaining global data flows and building digital bridges.

This episode of the AI Governance Podcast features Sophie in 't Veld.

Sophie is a defining figure in European digital rights, having served for 20 years as a Member of the European Parliament. She currently chairs the advisory council for the Centre for Democracy and Technology (CDT) in Europe.

Sophie joined Enzai's Matt McCallum to discuss:

• The transition from legislation to enforcement for the EU AI Act

• Critical lessons from the GDPR and why enforcement has become a "political currency"

• The dangers of the "National Security" exemption and its role in the proliferation of spyware

• Challenges of Agentic AI and why the principle of human review must remain technology-neutral

This episode of the AI Governance Podcast features Boniface de Champris. Boniface is an expert on the EU AI Act, Senior Manager at CCIA Europe and a keen watcher of the debate around the GPAI Code of Practice.

Boniface joined Enzai's Var Shankar to discuss:

• Why the forthcoming GPAI Code of Practice is so important
• How the EU AI Office interacts with Working Groups to draft the Code
• Major changes between the second and third drafts of the Code
• Expectations for the final draft of the Code
• How work by researchers, including at the OECD and G7, informs AI laws