Beyond the Broccoli: How AI Governance Fills Your Trust Reservoir
Governance without narrative is just bureaucracy
MCP Server Security: What You Need to Know
The worst case: prompt injection tricks your agent into handing over its own credentials. Attackers bypass the AI entirely and access your systems with the agent's full authority.
Five predictions for AI in 2026
AI moved from tool to actor. 2026 is when we build the accountability structures those actors require.
AI reasoning explanations fail four times in five: what to verify before shipping
For product teams, these findings establish concrete design constraints for any feature that relies on model self-reporting about internal states, reasoning processes, or decision factors.
The power vs. control tradeoff in workflow design (now with Agents!)
Agents give you power—the autonomy and flexibility to handle ambiguous or dynamic tasks. Workflows give you control—the structure, reliability, and traceability you need for predictable, auditable processes.
Your Helpful AI Agent Has a Dark Secret: Security Risks
Agents asking for too many permissions is bad. Fake servers stealing data is worse. But the real nightmare? Prompt injection that tricks your agent into handing over its own credentials.
Seven lawsuits ask whether chatbots owe adults a duty of care
Seven lawsuits against OpenAI allege adult psychological harms from chatbot interactions, forcing courts to determine duty-of-care standards beyond child protections as states test universal notification requirements.
Why explicit risk appetites build trust faster than perfect safety
CDT analysis shows companies that articulate risk appetites explicitly could build competitive advantage through trust infrastructure rather than hiding decision-making behind vague safety commitments.
