Responsible AI and Data Governance
Move from AI principles to accountable practice.
ETIQA helps organizations establish the governance, safeguards, decision rights, and workforce readiness required to adopt AI responsibly. Our approach brings together ethics, organizational risk, equity, Indigenous rights, data governance, and implementation planning.
How ETIQA can help
AI governance maturity assessments
See where your AI governance stands today and what to strengthen first.
Responsible-AI operating models
Define who does what, and how AI work moves through the organization.
Governance committees and decision rights
Design the groups and decision rights that keep AI accountable.
Ethical and equity risk assessments
Identify who could be affected, and how, using tools such as an equity impact assessment.
Indigenous rights and data-governance assessments
Address Indigenous data sovereignty before systems are built or bought.
AI policy and acceptable-use guidance
Give people clear rules they can apply in daily work.
Procurement and vendor-assessment criteria
Ask the right questions before signing with an AI vendor.
Executive and board briefings
Prepare leaders to ask informed questions and make decisions.
Implementation and adoption roadmaps
Turn the governance design into a sequenced plan.
Experience behind this work
Olivia's work in this area includes:
- Indigenous AI ethics and stewardship frameworks
- AI lifecycle governance tools
- Approval, monitoring, escalation, and retirement criteria
- Executive AI briefing materials
- Culturally safe AI-use guidance
Key ideas, in plain language
New to some of these terms? Each one has its own short explainer.
AI Governance
The rules, roles, and processes that keep an organization accountable for how it uses AI.
Learn more →AI Lifecycle Governance
Oversight of an AI system at every stage, from first idea through to retirement.
Learn more →Decision Rights
Clear agreement on who can make which decisions, and who must be consulted first.
Learn more →Indigenous Data Sovereignty
The right of Indigenous Peoples to govern data about their communities, lands, and knowledge.
Learn more →Equity Impact Assessment
A structured look at who could benefit or be harmed by a decision, before it is made.
Learn more →Where to start
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