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Practical writing on AI governance.
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EU AI Act: provider or deployer? The one word that decides your obligations
Your duties depend less on what your AI does than on your role. The distinction explained simply, the three traps that flip it, and the timetable as amended in June 2026.
Read →How to build an AI risk register that survives an audit
Risk statements that can be scored, a six-class completeness check, anchored scoring, honest treatments, and the movement signal auditors check first.
Read →The three ways an AI policy fails
Too vague, too strict, or unread. How each failure works, the ten questions test that catches all three, and the four design choices that do most of the work.
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