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Most organizations believe they're governance-ready. AI initiatives are proving otherwise. In this Dataversity DGIQ Dialogues panel, three data and governance leaders explore why AI isn't creating governance problems — it's exposing the ones that were already there. Panelists: Alon Nafta, CEO, Foundational — building code-based lineage and governance tools for large-scale enterprises Cindy Vogel, Director of Healthcare Analytics & Integration, Right Triangle Consulting — 20+ years advising healthcare and life sciences organizations on data strategy and governance Rania, Waseef Founder, Innova Center of Excellence — helping organizations drive sustainable transformation through data governance and AI readiness Moderated by Mark Horseman, Data Evangelist, Dataversity What the panel covers: ▶ Why organizations consistently overestimate their governance maturity — and what AI initiatives reveal about where they actually are ▶ Context graphs explained: why they depend on complete lineage across code, configuration, and metadata — not just what lives in a catalog ▶ The change management gap most AI governance programs ignore — and what data governance can borrow from engineering's SDLC and CI/CD playbook ▶ Why analyst-generated AI code is creating a new governance frontier that traditional frameworks aren't built for ▶ Data currency and deprecation as governance requirements — governing what goes into AI systems and when it should be retired ▶ What proactive governance looks like when it's embedded in engineering workflows rather than layered on top ▶ Practical advice for leaders starting or maturing a data governance program in 2026 Timestamps 0:00 — Introductions 3:57 — What governance concepts still surprise organizations in 2026 9:41 — Context graphs and the emerging AI governance frontier 14:25 — AI agents as medical devices: what it means for governance 17:44 — How AI governance and data governance relate (and differ) 23:17 — Why change management is the most underinvested part of governance programs 31:53 — Federated governance, data mesh, and analyst-generated code 40:48 — Coaching advice for leaders starting a new governance program 50:23 — Governing unstructured data and AI pipelines 57:22 — Closing thoughts This webinar was sponsored by Foundational and hosted by Dataversity as part of the DGIQ Dialogues series.