Explore responsible AI governance in GxP-regulated environments, covering risk, validation, data integrity, oversight, and how the EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001 align with existing quality frameworks.
AI is rapidly finding its way into pharmaceutical, biotechnology, medical device, clinical research, and other regulated environments. But introducing AI into a GxP environment creates a unique governance challenge: how do we balance innovation with patient safety, data integrity, regulatory compliance, and accountability?
In this session, we will explore what responsible AI governance looks like in a GxP-regulated environment and why traditional AI governance approaches may not be enough. We will look at practical considerations around AI risk, validation, data integrity, human oversight, transparency, accountability, change management, and third-party AI systems.
The session will also explore how emerging AI regulations and standards, including the EU AI Act and ISO/IEC 42001, can complement existing GxP quality and regulatory frameworks.
The goal is to provide a practical governance perspective that helps regulatory, quality, compliance, and technology professionals ask the right questions before deploying and scaling AI in regulated environments.
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Director and Head of AI Governance, Global AI Certification Council (GAICC)

Director and Head of AI Governance, Global AI Certification Council (GAICC)
Dr Latha Karthigaa is the Director and Head of AI Governance at the Global AI Certification Council (GAICC), and one of the most active educators shaping how the world learns to govern AI responsibly. She holds a PhD in Software Engineering and brings senior corporate leadership experience, including a Chief Marketing Officer role, to a mission focused on building the professional infrastructure that trustworthy AI depends on.
GAICC, which she leads, is one of the earliest dedicated AI governance certification bodies. It has trained 10,000+ professionals across 41 countries in ISO/IEC 42001, ISO/IEC 27001, and specialist AI governance and AI law credentials, spanning Australia, New Zealand, the US, UK, EU, Singapore, Malaysia, and the UAE. She also co-founded Govern365.ai, a platform that turns regulatory frameworks into everyday operational practice, completing a vertically integrated "train, certify, govern" model.
Latha is a leading public voice on responsible AI, reaching a combined audience of more than 40,000 people. She publishes AI Governance Weekly, a newsletter with 32,500+ subscribers growing by around 1,000 each week, and educates a global community through 20,600+ followers on LinkedIn, her AI governance YouTube channel (@Latha-ai-governance), and a growing Instagram presence. She hosts a live ISO/IEC 42001 masterclass three times weekly across time zones, has featured on broadcast media including SBS Australia, and is currently writing a book on AI governance.
Her philosophy is simple: governance should be practical, accessible, and trusted, equipping people everywhere to use AI with accountability and confidence.