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Thursday, June 12, 2025 - 9:35am to 10:20am

AI at Scale: Balancing innovation, governance, and risk in large organizations

As AI reshapes industries, large organizations must scale innovation while upholding governance, security, and ethical responsibility. Deploying AI at scale isn’t just a technical challenge—it’s a strategic balancing act between agility and compliance, risk and reward. Andreas Bohman, CIO at the University of Washington, will discuss strategies to drive AI-powered innovation without compromising regulatory obligations, operational effectiveness, or public trust. He will share governance strategies that enable innovation rather than restrict it. He’ll also talk about addressing critical risks like bias, data security, and compliance while ensuring that the way you apply AI aligns with organizational goals. Drawing from real-world experience, Andreas will explore how to navigate stakeholder expectations, foster trust in AI-driven decisions, and build a culture that embraces responsible AI at scale. Whether you're a technology leader, policymaker, or practitioner, this session offers a candid look at the complexities of enterprise AI adoption—and how to get it right.

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University of Washington

Andreas Bohman is the Vice President for UW Information Technology and CIO for the University of Washington (UW). In this role, he is responsible for shaping the strategic technology direction for the UW, fostering collaboration and community among the University’s IIT organizations, and overseeing the people and services of the central technology organization. Andreas has over 20 years of leadership experience in technology, operations, and military special operations, having served in roles ranging from municipal government and multi-billion-dollar- dollar corporations. Originally from Sweden, Andreas infuses his leadership with a unique blend of global perspectives and practical expertise. He holds a master’s degree in information assurance and cybersecurity from Norwich University and an executive MBA from Washington State University.