Description
$150 (per person) includes an online webinar for 2 hours of CPE credit
Generative AI offers immense potential, but it also introduces unprecedented ethical challenges and threats. Fraudsters are already leveraging AI to supercharge their schemes, and it’s critical that government auditors stay ahead.
This 2-hour webinar explores the ethical dilemmas posed by Generative AI, including biases and accountability, while also examining how bad actors are using this technology to amplify risks.
Attendees will gain:
- Practical tools to identify and address ethical risks in AI
- AI-powered approaches to combat fraud and safeguard public trust
Learning Objectives:
- Identify real-world applications of Generative AI in public sector audit shops, including use cases in research, suspicious transaction detection, and risk assessment
- Determine leading practices for implementing Gen AI responsibly in audit workflows while maintaining compliance, transparency, and efficiency
- Compare different approaches public sector audit shops have taken to integrate Generative AI, assessing their effectiveness and challenges
- Describe the ethical and regulatory challenges in Generative AI application, including bias, privacy, and transparency, to maintain responsible implementation
Program Level: Basic
Field of Study: Auditing (Governmental)
Who Should Attend: Government auditors
Prerequisites: none
Advanced Preparation Required: none
Instructional Method: Webinar (Group Internet Based)
CPE Credit Hours: 2
Date: Thursday, April 10, 2025
Time: 12:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. Central
Webinar Leader:
Casey Kopcho
Casey Kopcho is a recognized expert in public sector auditing, governance, emerging technologies, and risks with over 20 years of experience spanning internal & performance auditing, risk management, and finance transformation. He has worked extensively across public and private sectors, providing assurance that critical business processes operate efficiently, effectively, and equitably
Casey has held key leadership roles, serving on audit committees and as an advisor for complex government and regulatory programs. He is a subject matter expert on risk-based auditing, climate risk, health system, AI governance, and ethics. He currently serves as Principal Auditor for the Oregon Secretary of State where he delivers award winning work on projects ranging from how the state mitigates risk of Domestic Violent Extremism to how the state manages its Mental Health Treatment System. Before arriving in Oregon, he worked for the Texas Department of Transportation where he lead teams to deliver audits of the largest transportation system in the country.
Casey also spent a number of years working alongside experts at Deloitte & Touche, advising federal and state agencies on strategic risk management and compliance, and at the U.S. Government Accountability Office, where he conducted financial audits that helped shape public policy.
A sought-after speaker and thought leader, he delivers keynote addresses and professional training sessions nationwide on topics ranging from Generative AI in auditing to ethical leadership in government. In addition to his practical experience, Casey contributes to thought leadership through published articles, webinar instruction, and contributions to professional organizations.
Beyond his work in audit and governance, Casey spends his days with his wife and two children, and is working on his first novel, blending his passion for history, philosophy, and storytelling. His deep understanding of the intersection between governance, technology, and accountability makes him a trusted voice in the evolving landscape of public sector audit and oversight. Casey earned both Bachelor’s and Master’s in Accounting and Information Management from the University of Texas at Dallas and maintains his active CIA credential.
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