GCS Leaders Series · 2026-06-17 · 59 min
In this episode of the GCS Leaders Series, David Bloxham speaks with Phil Lunn, Founder & CEO of Plator Ltd, about one of the most critical questions in modern AI adoption: Who is accountable when AI gets it wrong? As organisations increasingly rely on AI systems for decision-making, the need for strong governance, oversight, and risk management has never been more important. This conversation explores: AI accountability in enterprise environments Governance vs innovation challenges Risk, bias and, hallucination in AI systems. Regulatory and ethical considerations Lessons from regulated industries This episode is essential listening for leader navigating AI transformation responsibly. Timestamps 00:00 - Accountability in AI systems 02:40 - The rise of AI decision-making 06:10 - Governance challenges 09:45 - AI risk and bias 13:20 - Business impact of AI failures 17:30 - Building responsible AI frameworks 21:15 - Final leadership reflections Whether you're building AI, Cyber Security, Cloud, Data or Software Engineering teams, or exploring your next opportunity in technology - GCS connects specialist talent with forward-thinking organisations.
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