From global regulation to a systemic blueprint for Responsible AI Governance
Patrick Upmann is the architect of the world’s first AI Governance Operating System (AIGN OS). His keynotes show boards, regulators, and leaders how to transform regulation – from the EU AI Act to ISO/IEC 42001 – into actionable governance architectures. With a systemic approach, he translates global AI rules into trust, compliance, and competitive advantage.
Building the world’s first AI Governance OS
The AIGN OS is the backbone for Responsible AI Governance: a seven-layer architecture that connects regulation, standards, culture, and trust. Designed to be audit-ready and certifiable, it gives leaders a systemic blueprint for managing AI across industries. In his keynotes, Patrick introduces this architecture and shows why no organization will operate without certified AI Governance in the future.
Measuring AI Governance readiness with the ASGR Index
Patrick created the AIGN Systemic Governance Readiness (ASGR) Index, the world’s first benchmark for AI Governance maturity. From Global-ASGR to sector-specific versions in finance, healthcare, and energy, the Index provides clarity on where organizations stand. His keynotes bring these benchmarks to the stage – showing audiences where their industry is headed and what readiness really means.
Why this matters for your keynote
Unlike generic talks on ethics or technology hype, Patrick’s keynotes deliver a governance blueprint. He combines academic authority (SSRN publications), global visibility (TRT World Forum), and real-world milestones (first AI Education Trust Label in Seoul). Audiences leave not only inspired – but with concrete frameworks, terminology, and next steps to operationalize Responsible AI.