Tag: ai governance

Half the 2025 AI-governance recipes still in production cite documents that were rescinded, delayed, or replaced in the last twelve months. The current map: what got retired, what's still authoritative, and what an operating governance program actually has to cover in 2026.

Outcome: Reader can audit their AI/data governance program against the actual 2026 regulatory and standards stack — including the federal rescissions, the EU AI Act timeline shift agreed May 7, 2026, the ISO/IEC 5259 Part 5 publication, and the OWASP Agentic Top 10 — and retire stale references with confidence.

Capability is no longer the hard question about AI agents. What the agent is permitted to do, and whether it will do it successfully, are. Here is why that distinction matters architecturally.

Outcome: Reframed agent deployment decisions around permission scope and blast radius rather than capability, reducing the risk of production failures from over-permissioned agentic systems.