Society Venture Governance in the AI Era / Kunimi Mabuchi / Yusuke Maruyama

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[Content introduction]
★ What is the corporate governance required of unlisted companies?
★ A must-read book that meets the expectations of venture managers!
★ Corporate Governance Changes Dramatically Due to AI
Corporate scandals that have caused a stir in recent years, such as Big Motor and the former Johnnys Office, are considered to be ultimately a matter of governance.
Also, the set of problems has something in common.
It means that many companies are not listed.
Social demands on such companies for corporate governance are weak, and this is considered to be the background of the scandal.
However, even if it is an unlisted venture company, if it causes a scandal, it cannot be established.
In the wake of the recent news of corporate scandals, managers may have reconsidered their corporate governance.
If you want to know more about venture-specific corporate governance, this book is recommended.
This book contains your "interests" about the corporate governance of unlisted companies, including the principles required by the government, examples of reference, and management's views based on the author's own experience.
What is noteworthy is that it takes a deep dive into the influence of cutting-edge technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI).
The use of AI for business and operations is increasing, but using AI and others can cause new problems.
This is an era in which managers cannot simply "get to know" that.
AI is a new risk to corporate governance.
On the other hand, there is a movement to build corporate governance using AI.
In addition to being used to check for fraud, there is a movement to add AI to board members overseas.
The element of "AI" is deeply involved in building corporate governance.
This book is an excellent resource for learning about "corporate governance" required for the management of an unlisted company.