A newsletter on AI risk, governance, privacy and security, mixing satirical commentary with analysis of frameworks like the NIST Gen AI Profile and recent news. Readers get accessible, opinionated takes on how organizations and society should handle trust in AI and data protection.
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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.
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.
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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