by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 25, 2026
Why a Documented Decision-Rights Boundary That Is Not Enforced in Configuration Is a Policy Statement, Not a Control Touch Stone Publishers | Glenn E. Daniels II The problem, stated in the CIO/CTO’s own language A Chief Information Officer or Chief Technology...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 22, 2026
Every Chief Risk Officer who presents a clean quarterly risk report to a board committee this year is making an implicit claim: that the organization’s risk exposure has been measured, not merely observed. For agentic AI systems, that claim is usually false, and...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 15, 2026
Delaware settled a question in 2023 that most corporate officers have not yet noticed applies to them. In In re McDonald’s Corporation Stockholder Derivative Litigation (Del. Ch., January 26, 2023), the Court of Chancery extended the fiduciary duty of oversight,...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 7, 2026
What Delaware, Brussels, and the Proxy Advisors Now Treat as the Oversight Failure, and the Documents That Close It Before August 2 Approving an AI strategy is not the same as governing it. In 2026 the distance between those two acts stopped being a matter of...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jul 2, 2026
title: “AI Washing Is Now Securities Fraud: What Your Marketing Department Just Signed You Up For” category: White Paper Article (600) publish_date: July 2, 2026 file: article_600_white-paper-article_ai-washing-securities-fraud.md project: TSP-2026-068 The...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 30, 2026
The enforcement template is set. The SEC’s Corporate Enforcement and Technology Unit has already demonstrated, with precision, exactly how it will build its next AI washing case. Presto Automation (January 2025, the first public company AI washing settlement,...