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Jared Browne: Making Privacy & AI Governance training actually engaging

How do you teach the AI Act and GDPR without losing your audience in the first five minutes? In this episode of Practical Privacy, Orla Dormer speaks with Jared Browne, Fexco Group Head of Privacy & AI Governance, about transforming compliance training from obligation to engagement. Privacy and AI governance sessions are often seen as dry, technical, and checkbox-driven. Jared challenges that approach entirely. His philosophy is simple: Even the driest regulation is a story. From framing AI Act training as a murder mystery (“Who killed AI?”) to delivering AI literacy as a B-movie version of Lord of the Rings (“Overlords of the Rings”), Jared explains how narrative, humor, and playfulness dramatically increase attention — and retention. Instead of overwhelming audiences with clauses and articles, he focuses on: • Structuring training like a book — with a beginning, middle, and end • Embedding legal concepts inside engaging narratives • Designing sessions that invite participation, not passive listening • Turning regulatory complexity into memorable learning experiences • Making AI literacy practical and human The result? People don’t just attend training — they pay attention. If you are responsible for: AI Act readiness GDPR training AI literacy programs Internal awareness initiatives Embedding governance in fast-moving teams This episode offers a practical reminder: engagement is not optional — it’s strategic. Because compliance that isn’t understood won’t be implemented. 📌 Subscribe for more real-world conversations on privacy operations, AI governance, and scaling compliance without the noise. 🟡 Many of the challenges discussed in this podcast come down to operational complexity in privacy and AI governance. TrustWorks reduces operational drag through context-aware operations that align compliance with how the business actually works. Learn more at https://www.trustworks.io/