In this conversation, Jim Merrifield interviews Stephen Clarke, an independent consultant in information management, who shares his unique background, including a fun fact about tasting moon rock dust. Stephen discusses his involvement with ISO working groups focused on records management and AI, emphasizing the importance of ethical AI and the role of information governance professionals in the advancement of GenAI technology. He highlights the need for data hygiene and the opportunity for information governance professionals to showcase their value in the current landscape of AI and data management.
IGHS58 - Exploring the ISO Standards: A Conversation with Stephen Clarke
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