Technology Missives

Agentic AI and the Governance Equation Traditional AI governance generally assumes a familiar pattern: a model receives an input, produces an output, and waits for the next request. Agentic AI changes that pattern —and the governance equation, and the risk that comes with it. An AI agent can plan work, select tools, access business systems, communicate with other agents, make decisions, and take action with limited human involvement. Depending on its authority, an agent might

Stop Comparing AI Frameworks—Build One Governance Operating System Posts keep stacking the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, and ISO/IEC 42001 side by side as if they were competing products on a shelf. The result is decision paralysis: legal teams treat the Act as non-negotiable law, risk teams cling to NIST’s practical structure, and audit-minded leaders push for ISO 42001’s certifiable management system. Teams end up running three parallel programs, duplicating work, and still feeli

MIT research shows that roughly 95% of enterprise generative-AI pilots deliver no measurable revenue or productivity gains. Only about 5% make it into production with clear P&L impact