You play an AI Governance Program Manager making the case for a formal AI access audit. Jordan Reeves — the CFO — is played by AI. Jordan will push back with real objections, ask for specific numbers, and make an actual decision based on how well you argued your case. When the session ends you'll receive honest coaching feedback. There are 5 exchanges.
Roles
JR
Jordan Reeves
✦ AI Character
Chief Financial Officer (CFO)
YOU
You
Player
AI Governance Program Manager
About Jordan Reeves
Numbers-driven and time-pressured. Jordan approved roughly $200K in AI tool spend over the past 18 months and has nothing to show the board except a line item. Not ideologically opposed to governance — just hasn't seen a business case that holds up yet. Has been burned before by audits that generated reports no one read and cost more than they recovered.
Scenario
A board member has flagged AI ROI as a concern ahead of next quarter's review. You've secured a few minutes with Jordan between meetings to propose a formal AI access audit — an analysis of who has access, who's actually using what, and what the organization is losing to shelfware and access friction. Jordan is skeptical. You have one shot.
Goals
1Quantify the business cost of ungoverned AI access in terms Jordan will act on
2Distinguish a targeted access audit from "more governance overhead"
3Connect audit findings directly to the board's ROI question
4Secure approval — or at minimum, a defined next step
JR
Jordan Reeves
CFO · AI Character
Getting an AI Access Audit Past a Skeptical CFO
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Jordan Reeves · CFO
Coaching Feedback
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Now run the real numbers
The Dual-Use AI Access ROI Assessment puts a specific dollar figure on your organization's access tax — shelfware cost, friction cost, maturity score, peer benchmark. Built for CFOs. In development now. Be first to know when it launches.