4 articles
Governance and regulation
Acceptable use policies, audit trails and the right to human review, written against the primary sources. Educational, not legal advice, and they point at a lawyer rather than at a contract.
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Automated decisions and the right to human review
When GDPR Article 22 applies to an AI system, what meaningful human involvement means after two EU court rulings, and how the UK rewrote the rule in 2026.
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Building an audit trail an AI system can defend
What to log at each stage of an AI system so a complaint, an access request or a regulator can be answered from the record, and the 2026 retention rules.
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What belongs in an AI acceptable use policy
The eight sections an AI acceptable use policy needs, what the vendor training defaults actually are in 2026, and the rules that survive contact with a busy team.
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Responsible AI as an engineering decision, not a policy document
Disclosure, escalation, data handling and explainability are architecture choices. Cheap in week one, and projects if you retrofit them at month twelve.
The other folders
- What will this cost, and who should build it? Buying and budgeting AI 10 articles
- Which tool, and why do these things break? Workflow automation 13 articles
- How should the system be put together? Building and running it 11 articles
- How do we know it is any good? Measuring whether it works 11 articles
- Why does ChatGPT name a competitor? AI search visibility 4 articles
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