As AI agents take over more reasoning, writing and decision-making, what happens to critical thinking? A look at cognitive autonomy, children and desirable friction.
AI Governance
AI Use Case Assessment: 3 Essential Tests Before Approval
Part One: A Strategic Permission Framework for AI Use Case Assessment Executive Summary Organizations often begin … AI Use Case Assessment: 3 Essential Tests Before ApprovalRead more
AI Governance Risk Framework: Why One Size Fits None
Executive Summary An effective AI governance risk framework cannot treat every organization, use case, model, and … AI Governance Risk Framework: Why One Size Fits NoneRead more
AI Supply Chain Risk: Governance Beyond the Firewall
AI Supply Chain Risk: Governance Beyond the Firewall
The Shift After 48 Hours: From Speed to Accountability
The first phase of AI incident response should be fast and disciplined: contain the incident, triage … The Shift After 48 Hours: From Speed to AccountabilityRead more
When AI Fails, Who Must Know in the First 48 Hours?
Why AI Incident Response Is the Next Test of Responsible Governance AI governance is shifting from … When AI Fails, Who Must Know in the First 48 Hours?Read more
Does the Celebrity in Your Ad Need to Be Alive?
AI Resurrections, Synthetic Endorsements, and the Consent Problem That Doesn’t Die The dead are working again. … Does the Celebrity in Your Ad Need to Be Alive?Read more
When a Values Statement Cannot Stop an API Call
An AI system can cause real harm without any malicious intent. It does not need malice. … When a Values Statement Cannot Stop an API CallRead more
What Is AI Governance Actually Governing?
Moving from policy to control at the moment of action Enterprise AI faces a control problem. … What Is AI Governance Actually Governing?Read more
Controlled Deployment: A Failure of Control, Not Capability
Most enterprise AI initiatives don’t fail in development. They fail when their outputs start influencing real-world … Controlled Deployment: A Failure of Control, Not CapabilityRead more