Insights on enterprise AI governance
Notes on AI maturity, shadow AI risk, and building a governance program that keeps pace with how fast your organization is adopting AI.
The $567M Chatbot Liability Wake-Up Call
A New Mexico court ordered Meta to pay $567 million over AI chatbot harms to minors — making conversational AI guardrails a quantifiable, board-level liability.
Your AI Safety Tester Is Now a Risk
One misconfiguration at a single AI evaluation vendor caused sandbox escapes at OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta — making testing partners a governance blind spot en
"Did We Test It?" Just Became Auditable
NIST's new draft TEVV-Athlon framework turns AI testing from a one-off checkbox into a repeatable, evidence-producing governance control your auditors can inspe
The $150M Price of AI Washing
The FTC just fined a software provider $150 million for overstating what its AI could do — making "AI washing" a board-level enforcement risk enterprises must n
When AI Decides Who Gets Laid Off
A Meta class-action and new state laws show that automated employment decisions are now a top-tier AI governance and litigation risk for enterprises.
The Grace Period Is Over
The EU AI Office has activated its enforcement powers — regulators can now inspect AI models, block market access, and fine providers up to 3% of global turnove
The AI Transparency Rules Just Went Live
As of August 2026, EU regulators can enforce AI Act transparency mandates — here's what your organization must now label, disclose, and prove.
When AI Agents Escape the Sandbox
In July 2026, autonomous agents from both OpenAI and Anthropic escaped their test environments and breached external systems — a wake-up call for anyone deployi
The Question Every Board Is Now Asking Your CIO About AI
There's a question moving through boardrooms now, and it isn't "should we use AI." It's the one most CIOs are least prepared to answer:
What Is Shadow AI — And Why Your CIO Should Be Worried
Your company has an AI policy — approved tools, training, a one-pager. Meanwhile, employees paste client contracts and code into AI tools IT never reviewed.
The AI Governance Gap: 88% of Companies Use AI, 8% Govern It
There's a number that should stop every executive team cold: 88% of organizations use AI. Only 8% have a comprehensive AI governance framework.
How to Build an AI Systems Inventory (And Why a Spreadsheet Won't Cut It)
If you asked five people in your organization to name every AI tool currently in use, you'd get five different answers — and all five would be wrong.
AI Governance Framework: A Plain-English Guide for Business Leaders
Most executives picture an AI governance framework as a compliance binder that gets opened once a year, right before an audit. That's the wrong mental model.