Latest posts
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ISO/IEC 42001: BCS certified for AI governance
Business Core Solutions has earned ISO/IEC 42001 certification after a BSI audit. We explain what the AI management system standard covers and what it doesn’t.
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AI governance gap: 80% of EMEA boards saw an AI incident
An IBM study finds 80% of EMEA boards saw an AI incident in the past year, yet only 40% changed policy. We explain the accountability gap and why independent surveys agree.
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AI agent identity: GoDaddy, Google, Cloudflare chain
Four companies and Singapore’s IMDA have demonstrated a “Chain of Trust” for AI agent identity in commerce. We explain the layers, the standards and what is still unproven.
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AI spend governance: Freshworks to buy Torii
Freshworks has signed a definitive agreement to buy Torii, taking Freshservice into AI spend governance. We trace the deal, the 11% forecasting statistic and the category behind it.
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Decision models: AutoTrust tops Hugging Face trending
AutoTrust’s JEV-27B-VL has topped Hugging Face’s trending list. We look at decision models — models that return calibrated probabilities, not text — and what the milestone does and doesn’t show.
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Physical AI: Inner Sky Labs’ Safety-First Robot Stack
Inner Sky Labs, the maker of the Miko robot, has launched a full physical AI stack with an independent safety layer, Kavach — and is closing a ₹300 crore round. We look at what it proves, and the gap between language safety and physical safety.
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Content provenance: can AI be trained on licensed culture?
Eros Innovation and Innovate UK Business Connect are funding content provenance tools for cultural AI. The question is real and now regulated by the EU AI Act. The sponsor’s headline claim — a $3bn “independently valued” dataset — is weaker than it sounds.
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Enterprise AI Governance: authority moved, accountability didn’t
Thoughtworks surveyed 3,200 CIOs and found authority over AI distributed across the business while accountability stayed with central IT. Independent research from EY, OneTrust, ABBYY and Grant Thornton tells the same story.
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AI Agent Governance: the 40% of agents enterprises will switch off, and the 21% that are ready
Adoption of autonomous AI agents has outrun the controls meant to govern them. This analysis maps the widening gap between fast deployment and weak oversight — through Gartner’s 40% decommission forecast, a CISO visibility crisis, documented incidents at ServiceNow and Air Canada, and the EU and NIST timelines now in force.
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AI Assurance Goes to Market: Apexon and TrustModel.ai Bet on the Trust Layer for Enterprise AI
Apexon and TrustModel.ai are selling AI assurance as the trust layer for enterprise AI — 0-100 TrustScores, behavioural agent certificates, and supplier AI risk assessed without consent. The category is real; the authority is not yet earned.