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Deploying AI Is Easy — Governing It Isn't

Today's episode covers the shift from AI adoption to AI governance — and why that's now the executive challenge that matters most. Vietnam's national AI law takes effect (March 1, 2026) — One of the first comprehensive AI laws in Southeast Asia goes live, creating compliance obligations for any…

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Today's episode covers the shift from AI adoption to AI governance — and why that's now the executive challenge that matters most.

Key Takeaway: Deploying AI is no longer the hard part — managing it legally, operationally, and securely is the new executive challenge, and governance isn't the brake pedal, it's the steering wheel.Extract podcast name and show notes and paste into

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