Directors are already using AI. The only question is whether it's governed.
In the past six months, 82% of directors used generative AI on board work. Six percent sit on boards with a policy that addresses it. That gap is not a technology problem — it's a governance problem, and prohibition doesn't close it. This paper argues for a different line: govern where board data goes, and leave directors free to question, probe, and challenge.
For general counsel, board chairs, and corporate secretaries.
Directors ask hard questions either way.
The only variable you control is where the data sits while they do. Policies that police director behavior fail twice: they are unenforceable, and they are bad governance.
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