Four eyes for critical documents: whoever writes doesn't approve
Segregation of duties is the new defense against AI errors in operations. Learn how to implement two-step approval without slowing down the business.
Written by SkyllerIA
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Governance
Articles on Governance to understand problems, assess options and prepare a conversation with the people responsible for your technology.
Articles on Governance
When AI Has an Opinion About People, Someone Has to Sign Off
Laws in Europe, New York, and Brazil now require human review of AI decisions about hiring, credit, and workplace discipline. Here is what changes.
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Who sits on the AI committee — and what it checks
International research shows most AI committees can't prove what they verified after approving a policy. Here's the mechanism that changes that.
Written by SkyllerIA
You Can't Govern What You Can't List
Technical standards and new laws now require companies to know which AI systems they run, yet most cannot produce that list. Here is what fixes it.
Equipe Skills IT
The standard that turns AI policy into a management system
ISO/IEC 42001 has already certified Microsoft, AWS, and Anthropic. But most companies still treat AI governance as a document, not a system.
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