When my AI reads the email your AI wrote
When your AI writes the email and mine reads it, what are we actually communicating? AI can help with the words, but it cannot do the listening or take responsibility for what we agree.
ai governance
Open weights, closed exits: the next AI lock-in problem
Open-weight models offer more choice, but not necessarily more control. For Australia, AI sovereignty depends on capability, governance and the ability to leave.
AI governance: lessons from the past
AI brings new challenges, but many of the controls we need already exist. The problem is applying what we know.
Artificial might be right. Intelligence remains contested.
AI's name reflects the ambitions of its builders. Artificial may fit, but intelligence remains contested, with consequences for how we govern these systems.
AI is changing the tempo of cybersecurity
AI is accelerating vulnerability discovery, but finding flaws is only the start. Recent vulnerabilities discovered expose the real challenge: can organisations fix problems fast enough?
Effective Human-in-the-Loop AI Governance
What need to think seriously about what effective human-in-the-loop looks like at the start of the AI age.
If we cannot specify it, we cannot govern it
AI systems are increasingly trusted to act, not just to answer. Our ability to check what they can actually do has not kept pace. Formal methods will not give us certainty, but they can force us to say precisely what a system must never do.