Ethics, life and AI
Marcela Distefano, Jose Antonio Morales, AI Governance Lead ⚡A field manual for high‑impact AI: governance checklists, stop‑rules, and procurement-ready controls
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The Governance Gap: What Policing AI Reveals About Every Public Institution
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Why This Report Matters
In June 2026, six British universities -Northumbria, Glasgow, Northampton, Leicester, Newcastle, and Cambridge- published the findings of a four-year, £4.2M research project called PROBabLE...
AI Governance, Compliance, and Risk Management: Three Different Things Too Many Organizations Confuse
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In many organizations, “AI governance,” “compliance,” and “risk management” are used as if they meant the same thing. They do not. And when they get mixed up, the typical result is not more control -it is more con...
The Human in the Loop Is a Myth. Why Being Present Is Not Being in Control
Reading Reframing AI Loss of Control: What It Is, How to Have It, How to Lose It, by Ze Shen Chin, Maurice Chiodo, Dennis Müller, and Coleman Snell, raised a more uncomfortable question than the paper itself explicitly asks: what if the rea...
The MIT Paper that Tries to Order AI Risks -and What it Still does not Solve
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The paper is called Prioritization of Risks from Artificial Intelligence: A Delphi Study of 272 International Experts, and it was produced by researchers affiliated with MIT FutureTech and the MIT AI Risk Initiative....
Artificial Intelligence Should Not Only Be Useful, but Legally Defensible
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Public debate about artificial intelligence often focuses on speed, creativity, and efficiency. But those are not the decisive tests. The more important question is whether an AI system can justify the effects it has...
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Accountant, data scientist and book freak. I like talking about ethics in tech and in life.
I help independent entrepreneurs transform psychological fear into freedom. Through 15 years of building communities and running Fear & Fail events across 5 countries, I support people on their fearless path.
Stanford certified engineering leader and MBA turned AI Governance Leader. Coffee lover, plant parent and AI enthusiast.
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