You have to oversee a model you did not build. Let's make that defensible.
COLP and MLRO roles are landing on AI oversight without the technical background the subject seems to demand. This half day replaces that with a routine: what to read, what to sample, what to log, and what to escalate.
Oversight is a routine, not an opinion.
Regulators do not expect a COLP to understand model architecture. They expect evidence that someone senior set a standard, checked that it was followed, and acted when it was not. That is achievable in a few hours a quarter — if you know which few hours.
- Reading a DPIA or register without a technical background
- Sampling AI-assisted files on a fixed cadence
- Deciding when an issue becomes a reportable event
Free 3-file check
Send three live files. We review them the way a reviewer would and send one page of findings in about 48 hours. No charge, no obligation.
A fixed number, in writing
If there is something worth fixing you get scope, deliverable, turnaround and fee stated plainly — the same day you ask.
Delivery, then evidence
Work runs to the dates in the proposal, and you finish with documents you can file, show a client or hand to an insurer.