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Tara Thompson
AI Governance Advisor · EU AI Act Readiness · Oxethica-Certified AI Auditor · AI Ethics · Keynote Speaker
Your organisation is making decisions about AI. The question is, can the board stand behind those choices?
If your AI governance is just a PDF, you have good intentions but not real control. When something goes wrong, no one will care about your policy document. Instead, they’ll ask:
➙ Who owned the AI use case? ➙ Where was it recorded and governed? ➙ What evidence can you produce to show oversight and compliance?
The room gets awfully quiet. That silence is the gap I help you close.
Solving this requires more than policies and checklists. I advise boards on AI assurance that can handle tough questions, with clear ownership, oversight, and evidence you can show when needed.
You get a clear ownership map for all AI use cases, a gap analysis that matches the EU AI Act and your internal standards, plus evidence packs and governance materials you can trust.
We’re a good fit if you’re in the UK and your AI systems or their results are used in the EU. You need more than general AI literacy. You need board fluency: enough understanding to ask better questions, test the answers, and make decisions you can stand behind.
It’s the best fit when AI is already used by several teams, but no one can show you a single ownership map.
You don’t need another generic playbook. What you need is AI governance grounded in regulation, ethics, and evidence that holds up in the boardroom.
When you get this right, the board has answers instead of silence the next time AI comes up.
If your board would find it difficult to answer those three questions, message me before your next board meeting, while you've still got time to act.
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For AI governance advisory or AI auditing enquiries: [email protected]
For keynote and speaking enquiries: [email protected]
Highlights
🎂 It’s my birthday today 🎂 And so I have a big ask That you share this GPT 🤗 To save someone a task
Made for neurodivergent people Inspired by my daughter 💙 She said it’s cut her work down By more than a quarter 👏
Sometimes, we’re not clear In the way we communicate 📝 So, I made this GPT To help accommodate 🆘
The gift I would ask for is 🎁 Be clear before you hit send And try to remember this: A bullet point (or 2) is your friend 🟣
Check the comments to start using the GPT: What are they saying?🤨 It goes beyond summarising your email!📩
PS: I'm remembering my friends who can't be here to celebrate their birthdays 🐞🌻💜
PPS: There are 7 commands in this GPT, and you only have to type a number to activate them... go try it out and let me know what you think!😍
No one’s talking about this LinkedIn AI use case. The one that won't land you in LinkedIn jail.
Download your LinkedIn data now 👏 (it goes back to the day you joined).
Follow these steps once you're logged in on the desktop version of LinkedIn:
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Click on "Me" (your profile pic)
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Select "Settings & Privacy"
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Click "Data Privacy"
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Click on "Get a copy of your data"
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Select "Download larger data archive"
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Click on "Request archive"
Now you've done that, wait. Up to 24 hours.⏳
You'll get an email with a link to a "basic" data set, but it won't have what you need.
🔜 Be patient and do the wait.
Once you get your "Complete LinkedIn Data Export", look for the file called: "comments.csv"
Then plug that into ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity..., or whichever LLM floats your boat.
Ask for insights about your comments.
Ask for themes, gaps, and so much more.
Your content:
❇️ Made by you.
❇️ Analysed by AI.
Are you already doing this?
P.S. What else could you do with your comments? P.P.S. If you're not commenting on LinkedIn, you miss out on content.
