by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 13, 2026
title: “The Accountability Gap: A Visual Map of Where Your AI Governance Fails” category: Visual Briefings (549) publish_date: July 13, 2026 file: article_549_visual-briefings_accountability-gap-map.md project: TSP-2026-068 The Accountability Pivot: Who...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 27, 2026
In April 2026, KPMG International and the INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre released AI Governance Principles for Boards—the first globally applicable, sector-agnostic framework defining what boards must know, decide, and oversee in the age of artificial...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 22, 2026
**Visual Briefings | Touch Stone Publishers | Category 549** *Publication: Day 14 of sequence* — ## Visual Specification **Visual type:** Framework Step / Operating Model Map (hybrid) **Format:** Five-panel horizontal framework on TSP navy (#07131F) background,...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 20, 2026
Why Boards Can No Longer Delegate AI Governance Downward In April 2026, KPMG International and the INSEAD Corporate Governance Centre released the first globally coordinated AI Board Governance Principles — a landmark framework developed specifically for directors...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 20, 2026
The Declarative Board Failure Pattern (DBFP) is the governance failure at the root of every AI washing enforcement action the SEC’s CETU has pursued to date. The pattern operates in three phases, shown in the framework above. In the first phase, an organization...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 17, 2026
Artificial intelligence has moved from the laboratory to the ledger, and the board is now accountable for systems most directors did not design and few fully understand. The defining governance question of 2026 is no longer whether to oversee AI, but how to oversee it...
