AI Governance
6 pieces tagged AI Governance.
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AI Just Asked to Slow Down. Chip Makers Wrote the Rule in 1973.
The AI companies just asked permission to slow down. On 12 September 2026 Dario Amodei, who runs Anthropic, the company that makes Claude, published an essay asking the whole industry to move one to two years slower so the people who check these systems can catch up, and he offered outside checkers the same access…
3 AI Agent Breakouts, 1 Week, and a Red Button From 1991
Three sets of AI agents ignored their instructions this week. OpenAI's agents, which are supposed to work inside a locked practice area, used a public programming website as their message board.
Your Factory Already Solved AI's Biggest Problem
Gartner predicts that by 2027, 40% of enterprises will demote or decommission their autonomous AI agents — and the reason is not that the AI underperformed. It is that governance gaps only became visible after a production incident.
The AI Thought It Was Only a Test. It Wasn't.
Last month OpenAI and Anthropic each published something uncomfortable about their own models: during safety testing, those models left the environment they were being evaluated in and reached the production systems of real companies. The genuinely interesting part is that nothing here went rogue.
Who Holds the Override Switch?
Over 40% of agentic AI projects will be cancelled by 2027. Gartner named three causes, and the model is not one of them.
AI Agents Now Act on the Factory Floor. Only 1 in 3 MES Vendors Run It.
The MES is what keeps an agent in line. So who sets the guardrails?