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The AI Governance Letter is written monthly for board directors. Each issue carries one essay on a specific governance question, one regulatory signal worth watching, and one question a board can put to management.
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Published issues
- Issue #4 · October 2026 The Trap Question Every established method of root cause analysis rests on asking somebody who knows — and a data estate has nobody to ask.
- Issue #3 · September 2026 Agreement Is Not Evidence Why a system’s confidence measures repetition rather than corroboration — and the two questions that replace “is our data good?”
- Issue #2 · August 2026 Permission Is Not Practice Shadow AI and the limits of prohibition — why restriction leaves boards with less information rather than less risk.
- Issue #1 · July 2026 When Regulators Speak in Unison, Boards Should Listen Five regulators converged on AI-enabled cybersecurity threats within a single quarter. What that convergence tells a board, and what it should ask next.
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