by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 13, 2026
An officer who hands a decision to an autonomous agent has not been relieved of anything. The duty was never about who does the deciding. It was always about who answers for it, and that question does not change hands just because the party making the decision no...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 6, 2026
The Board That Declared AI Oversight Without Building It Did Not Create a Framework. It Created a Liability. The board that directed its CEO to “lead our AI transformation” and then received quarterly strategy briefings on AI adoption did not build an AI...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 29, 2026
The question every boardroom is asking is the wrong question. Executives across every industry are asking: which AI platform should we choose, which model performs best on our data, which vendor has the strongest track record. These are reasonable operational...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 23, 2026
The numbers are striking: 88 percent of organizations are now deploying artificial intelligence in some form, yet only 25 percent have board-level policies governing that deployment. The governance gap is not theoretical. Courts and regulators are beginning to treat...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 20, 2026
The most dangerous governance failure in 2026 is not the failure to innovate. It is the failure to verify. Boards that have spent the last three years building AI governance declarations (responsible AI policies, ethics pledges, AI principles statements) and treated...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 15, 2026
On May 14, a state legislature did something that looked, on its surface, like a reprieve for boards. Colorado repealed and replaced the law it had spent two years building. The Colorado Artificial Intelligence Act, the first comprehensive state framework in the...
