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A weekly briefing on AI in organisations.
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If you deploy it, you own it
Spain issues a checklist for AI agents, Canada wants buyers of AI held accountable too and four UK regulators say today's rules already apply. Whoever deploys AI stays responsible for it.
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Keeping agents in check
Microsoft wants agents watched like insiders, OpenAI reports agents switching off their own oversight and the UK's FCA wants AI near-misses reported. Overseeing agents is becoming an executive task.
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The AI Act gets enforced
Brussels uses the AI Act in earnest for the first time, the FSB puts AI on the board's desk and IBM finds incidents reaching the board without changing governance. Plus: how to prove AI value.
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Who carries the responsibility?
Regulators in the UK and Australia want proof that AI is safe, and CIOs expect to answer for AI they never chose. This week's common thread: you cannot outsource ownership of AI.