Audit – Cloud2030 Podcast

This is the second installment of our book group, which is a discussion about Investments Unlimited. We have one of our authors, and a great all around DevOps enthusiast, John Willis, on the call with us.

As you might expect, while we talk about the book and John gives a lot of background and details about the book, we treat it with the classic cloud2030 style, and bring in AI, large language and advanced DevOps.

We take the topics of the book to the next level, and frame it in the moment of the year, looking beyond and into how the concepts of compliance, validation, team coordination and risk assessment are incorporated into the coming AI and how it changes in our landscape.

Sources
Book www.amazon.com/Investments-Unlim…tal/dp/1950508536
techstrong.ai/aiops/the-rise-of-shadow-ai/
guidehouse.com/insights/financia…-lines-of-defense

Transcript: otter.ai/u/uC9c3xJS4oATQx7BrY…?utm_source=copy_url

Human factors make governance as code a challenge – today we discuss why looking at things like audit and how we determine what has happened and respond to it in an automated way, may be a great first step to adding controls into a system.

We talk about a lot of human factors of what makes it hard to create a governance system, or what creates a biased system or an unevenly governed system.

We spent the first couple minutes of this podcast talking about our agenda, and those conversations spell out a lot of interesting topics that we will discuss. So hang in for those first couple of minutes, and then we will get straight to the governance.

Transcript: otter.ai/u/aqx5-wivDgPARqAXwXGCIm-bO5U
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