Nobody planned for the agenda to change. A board of directors at one of India's largest engineering companies sits down to review quarterly numbers. Standard meeting. Familiar faces. Then someone mentions an enterprise AI licence. Within minutes, the financial review is shelved. The room has moved — to something bigger, faster, and more unsettling than any revenue figure on that slide. This is what AI corporate governance India looks like in 2026. Not a policy document. Not a

Introduction With the ever-evolving business landscape, change itself is now the normal factor, and the establishment of the Chief AI...

Presented by Directors' Institute - World Council of Directors, in partnership with Woosong University In today’s rapidly evolving...