Lennart Heim, an AI governance researcher, writes analytical posts on US-China AI competition, export controls, and chip supply, often cross-posted from ChinaTalk, RAND, or X threads. Readers get technical estimates of Chinese AI accelerator capabilities and a policy-oriented view of where America's compute advantage lies.
Website: https://blog.heim.xyz/
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.
Essays by a data and AI strategy advisor on making data and AI work in organisations, drawing on his grocery retail career. Pieces cover where AI efficiency gains actually become value, how vendor compliance claims fail in practice, and how measurement changes silently distort data.
This newsletter extends a book on AI and cybersecurity with essays on evaluating, governing, and deciding when to delegate work to AI systems. Each issue offers a practical framework for security leaders, such as separating capability from delegability and autonomy from authority.
A sporadic technical blog on governing AI agents, covering gateway-based enforcement, MCP tool-call governance and audit trails, drawing on real failures and a demo built around the RNLI. Readers get first-person engineering lessons on where controls belong and why true status reports can still hide broken systems.
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