A Preference Is Not a Permission System
AI companies introduced more ways to express boundaries, assign access, display policies, recover from broad edits, and test security. None of those mechanisms governs itself.
Read the post →Practical thinking on AI leadership, governance, systems, and the humans responsible for all of it.
AI companies introduced more ways to express boundaries, assign access, display policies, recover from broad edits, and test security. None of those mechanisms governs itself.
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Read the post →AI adoption rarely begins with a company-wide decision. It begins with an employee trying a new tool — and for founder-led companies, that creates a growing leadership gap.
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