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Day: April 25, 2026

AI Governance for Board Directors Lessons from Krafton

A photorealistic image of six diverse professionals in a modern, glass-walled boardroom at night, overlooking a glowing city skyline. The group is dressed in corporate-casual attire, including sweaters, blazers, and button-downs. They are captured in a dynamic, tense discussion around a sleek glass conference table. At the center, a man in a green turtleneck looks thoughtfully at his laptop. Floating above the table is a complex, blue and gold holographic interface. It features icons of film reels, play buttons, data charts, and text like "Video Entertainment Mergers & Acquisitions," "Content Library Acquisition," and "Hostile Bid Valuation." The lighting is cinematic, casting a serious and consequential mood over the room.

Let me be direct with you. Your AI conversations are not private. They are not protected. And they can be used against your company in court. On March 16, 2026, the Delaware Court of Chancery made that crystal clear in Fortis Advisors v. Krafton. Every board director needs to understand what happened in this case […]