Traditional Governance Dead: How AI and GenAI Are Revolutionizing Governance
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Claims that AI and GenAI can auto-tag massive catalogs, infer lineage, and enforce privacy in near real time, backed by connectors to SQL Server, Oracle, PowerBI and Tableau and confidence scores like 100/90/80/50% for automated matches. A centralized citizen warehouse from 100 entities shows many sources start at 0% data quality and improve after automated profiling; automated lineage enables bidirectional impact analysis and preventive blocking of risky SharePoint uploads. Key gaps are accuracy, human review and upskilling.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Traditional data governance struggles
- 2:05What traditional data governance is
- 6:29Three pillars of governance
- 13:20Governance implementation
- 17:16Should governance come before or after systems
- 20:30Poor governance failures
- 22:15AI automating governance
- 24:42Real-time compliance with AI
- 26:57AI-driven privacy and anonymization
- 27:42AI governance challenges
- 28:45Q&A
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