Assess the use. Record the judgment.
A single enterprise-wide label for AI leaves the board’s most important distinctions unresolved.
Read the September issue →The AI Oversight Brief
The briefings
One oversight signal. One governance insight. One action item. A short publication for directors, executives, and the professions responsible for AI oversight.
2026 issuesDeadlines move.
Monthly briefings drawn from the Center’s research and policy education. The July, August, and September issues were prepared September 30, 2026.
Accountability must survive the handoff.
A shared AI environment needs specific responsibilities and warnings that reach someone with authority to act.
Read the August issue →The capacity to decide must be preserved.
An accountable person needs the knowledge and authority to question an AI-assisted recommendation.
Read the July issue →Deadlines move.
The obligation does not.
The June issue examines the record behind decisions made in anticipation of changing regulatory deadlines. Its legal-status discussion is dated June 11, 2026.
Read the June issue →