AIPMO.co is a newsletter translating AI governance frameworks such as NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001 and the EU AI Act into practical guidance for project managers and PMOs. Recent issues cover NAIC insurer AI rules, state adoption status, and turning written AI policies into enforceable technical controls.
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Long-form essays on AI governance, records management and the legal implications of autonomous systems, written from a practitioner's perspective. Readers get critical analysis of Copilot in SharePoint, AI agent incidents and legal duty frameworks such as Hohfeld's.
Personal essays by AI researcher Virginia Dignum on the governance, science and politics of AI, including critiques of European AI policy and reflections on the field's history. Readers get a reasoned, evidence-referenced perspective that argues AI adoption should be a deliberate choice.
Analysis of AI agents in MVNO and wireless operations, focusing on the gap between vendor governance claims and the legal obligations carriers actually carry. It draws on FCC and TCPA rules, CPNI certification and dated vendor-page evidence logs.
Field notes and essays on securing and governing AI systems, especially agents, adapted from the author's book and conference talks. Readers get conceptual frameworks and practical questions for deciding what AI should be trusted to do, and how to test and monitor it.
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