Shoshana Rosenberg is a seasoned legal and strategic executive with over 20 years of experience, including over a decade in global C-suite roles for professional services and engineering firms. As Chief AI Governance and Privacy Officer and Deputy General Counsel at WSP USA, she leads the Office of Privacy, AI, and Information Governance and serves as lead counsel for Digital. Her portfolio includes AI, data strategy, intellectual property, cybersecurity, and regulatory compliance across all U.S. business lines.

Shoshana is also a Strategic Programs Advisor and lead trainer at Logical AI Governance and the creator of the PRISM™ Framework, a practitioner’s model for responsible AI. A frequent international speaker and co-founder of Women in AI Governance, she is known for adding clarity and insight, and is focused on lifting the voices of others.

Shoshana is also the founder of SafePorter, the only privacy-by-design company for feedback and diversity data, which is both a certified B Corp and the winner of a PICCASO EU Privacy Award.

Our guest holds a J.D. from Rutgers Law, an M.B.A. from UNC Kenan-Flagler, and executive education credentials from MIT, Harvard, and Berkeley in AI, ESG, and leadership. A U.S. Navy veteran, she has also served on multiple nonprofit boards and advisory committees, including NIST’s Privacy Workforce Working Group and IAPP’s Diversity in Privacy Board. Her forthcoming book, Practical AI Governance, will be published by Kogan Page in early 2026.

References:

* Practical AI Governance: Building a Program for Oversight and Strategy (Shoshana Rosenberg, to be released on May 26th 2026)

* Logical AI Governance: Training and Certifications

* Shoshana Rosenberg on LinkedIn

* Daniel Solove: On Privacy and Technology (Masters of Privacy, March 2025)

* Introducing AI Sentinel: AI Governance, simplified (Masters of Privacy toolbox).

Our interactions with generative AI tools start to affect our personal relationships, communication style, and mental health, as well as our own perception of each other’s capabilities. They also leave a new trace of signals that privacy professionals never had to contend with in the past.

As we approach the “personal agent” era, understanding where our individual freedoms and agency truly start and end becomes paramount. After a deeper offline conversation with Marina Taskova, we are today dipping our toes into a subject with profound implications for individual rights, freedom, data protection, commerce, advertising, and media. We will follow it up with other conversations on the topic, which falls right into our sweet spot.

Mirena is a senior expert in data governance, privacy, cybersecurity & AI as well as a lawyer. She was Chief Privacy Officer at Aura until recently, and has over 18 years of experience driving high-growth initiatives in privacy & data governance, AI, and enterprise technology, having held executive roles, including CPO and Managing Director positions. Mirena is a graduate of Stanford University in Law, Science & Technology and has worked in Europe and the US.

References:

* Mirena Taskova on LinkedIn

* Yngvi Karlson (Kin): the rise of the Personal AI Assistant (Masters of Privacy, August 2025)

* Google Assistant puts an end to impolite queries with ‘Pretty Please’ feature (The Next Web, 2018)

* Seven Lawsuits Allege OpenAI Encouraged Suicide and Harmful Delusions (WSJ)

* A.I. Is About to Solve Loneliness. That’s a Problem (The New Yorker, July 14 2025)

* The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (Wikipedia)

* Kin AI

* New California ‘Companion Chatbot’ Law Imposes Disclosure, Safety Protocol and Annual Reporting Requirements (JD Supra, Skadden)

* Character.AI to Bar Children Under 18 From Using Its Chatbots (New York Times, October 2025).

Chiara Wirz is a dual-admitted lawyer (California-Switzerland) who advises on privacy, AI governance, and cross-border corporate matters. She has served as Corporate Counsel and AI Ambassador at eBay Inc., where she built AI governance frameworks, operationalized AI deployment at the use case level, and trained legal and compliance professionals.

Chiara holds triple IAPP certification, is completing a Professional MBA, and is Co-Chair of the WISP (Women in Security and Privacy) San Francisco Bay Area chapter. She is also an Executive Committee member of the New Lawyers Section and the Liaison of the Privacy Section of the California Lawyers Association.

Our guest is a published author and conference speaker on AI governance (PLI, SCCE, California Lawyers Association).

References

* Chiara Wirz on LinkedIn

* Women in Security and Privacy (WISP)

* EU AI Act-based AI Governance (with AI Sentinel)

* ISO 42001-based AI Governance (with AI Sentinel)

* NIST-based AI Governance (with AI Sentinel).