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New Delhi: FCRF Academy has issued a final call for registrations for the second cohort of its Certified Chief AI Officer (C-CAIO) program, which begins on Saturday, November 14, at 11 a.m. IST. The program is designed for professionals who are expected to make or advise on decisions about how their organisations adopt, secure and govern artificial intelligence.
The second cohort follows an inaugural edition that drew professionals from across technology, cybersecurity, law and compliance. Hundreds have already pursued the certification, according to the announcement for Cohort 2. Interested participants can click here to register now for the C-CAIO program.
Why AI Governance Has Become a Leadership Priority
An organisation can introduce an AI assistant in a matter of days. Agreeing on what information it can access, who checks its outputs and who takes responsibility when something goes wrong can take considerably longer. Those decisions often span technology, legal, privacy, security and business teams.
The stakes rise as AI moves from drafting emails and summarising documents to influencing customer service, hiring, financial decisions and internal workflows. A system can produce a convincing but incorrect answer, expose sensitive information or carry bias into a decision. Organisations need people who can weigh the business case, set limits and decide when a human must review the result.
That is the leadership gap the C-CAIO program addresses. It is intended for executives, technology and cybersecurity leaders, risk and compliance teams, data protection officers, legal professionals and others responsible for AI adoption. Interested participants can click here to register now for the C-CAIO program.
What the 16-Module Program Covers
The curriculum starts with the Chief AI Officer’s role, enterprise AI strategy, generative AI, large language models and AI agents. It then moves into AI risk assessment, data governance, privacy, cybersecurity, vendor oversight and audit readiness. Participants also examine how organisations can prepare for AI-enabled fraud and deepfakes.
The India-focused modules examine the IndiaAI Mission, the Digital Personal Data Protection Act and sector-specific regulatory considerations. Participants are also introduced to the NIST AI Risk Management Framework and ISO/IEC 42001. The practical work includes developing AI policies, maintaining a risk register, reviewing vendors and setting up approval and monitoring processes.
Interested participants can click here to register now for the C-CAIO program.
Cohort 2 Begins This Saturday: How to Register
The program runs over four weekends, with live sessions on Saturdays and Sundays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. IST. Participants receive learning materials and session recordings through FCRF Academy’s learning platform. The second cohort also includes access to recordings from the previous batch, giving learners another set of practitioner discussions to revisit.
With the first session set for November 14, professionals who want to join the live cohort can review the syllabus and register through FCRF Academy.
Interested participants can click here to register now for the C-CAIO program.
