Posts tagged “governance”
Google’s Agentic Privacy Report: Map Data Flows Before Granting Access
Apply Google Research’s contextual-integrity report to agent design: define purpose, fields and recipients before granting calendar access or sending authority.
White House AI Accord: Audits Without a Shared Safety Bar
Six AI companies signed the White House accord. Its four oversight layers could reshape procurement—but control audits are not proof of safe deployment.
OpenAI's 100-Plus Math Claim Needs a Review System as Scalable as the Search
OpenAI says an internal model resolved over 100 open math problems. The hard part now is scaling proof review, attribution, disclosure, and control.
Anthropic’s Accenture Evaluator Deal Makes Independence a Contract Test
Anthropic named Accenture’s Faculty as an embedded evaluator. The real test is whether evidence, reporting rights and funding survive commercial conflict.
Anthropic’s Embedded Evaluator Pledge Needs More Than Access
Anthropic’s embedded-evaluator pledge could shift AI assurance from model cards to operational audits. Here is what builders should demand next.
OpenAI’s Terraform Provider Gives AI Governance a Plan File
OpenAI’s official Terraform provider makes projects, access, model policy, rate limits, and drift reviewable—but its gaps matter just as much.
Grok Automations Turns a Prompt Into Standing Authority
Grok Automations adds schedules, email triggers, connectors, and run history. The real challenge is governing AI that acts while you are away.