Enterprise Wide Search 17: Rachael Greaves - Governance at Scale: Records, Risk, and the Ethics of AI
Enterprise Wide SearchShow Notes
In this episode, co-hosts Emma McGrattan and Ole Olesen-Bagneux sit down with Rachael Greaves, CEO of Castlepoint Systems and pioneer of regulation-as-code AI, to unpack why records and information management are more relevant—and more technical—than ever.
Together, they explore: The sometimes overlooked discipline of records management and why it matters in the age of AI.
Why data lifecycle decisions are so hard, and why deletion is sometimes the safest option.
What ethical AI actually means and how to make it explainable and contestable by design.
How Castlepoint uses rules-as-code to govern massive, messy, enterprise-scale datasets.
Rachael’s advice to anyone (especially women) entering regtech, cyber, or data governance.
🎧 Tune in for a conversation that connects the dots between compliance, security, metadata, and meaning—and why AI won't fix your governance mess if your rules aren’t clear.
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