by Touch Stone Publishers | Jun 2, 2026
The CHRO Who Cannot Audit the AI Screening Her Candidates Has Already Lost the Case Every CHRO who deploys an AI system in a hiring, evaluation, or promotion workflow this quarter is deploying a system that five enforcement bodies are prepared to investigate. Not next...
by Touch Stone Publishers | May 30, 2026
The Delaware Court of Chancery has governed the board oversight obligation since 1996. The Caremark standard has not changed. What has changed is that AI deployment has created a new category of mission-critical risk that most boards have not yet built a governance...
by Touch Stone Publishers | May 26, 2026
Every CFO who signs a Sarbanes-Oxley certification this quarter is certifying something they may not be able to confirm: that the AI agents touching their financial reporting stack operated within defined, documented, reviewable controls. Most cannot confirm it. The...
by Touch Stone Publishers | May 25, 2026
White Paper Article | AI First Culture AI Disclosures Are Governance Claims If the board cannot point to a repeatable oversight ritual, disclosure becomes exposure. Treat AI oversight as a disclosure control: charter the lane, standardize the packet, and review claims...
by Touch Stone Publishers | May 24, 2026
White Paper Article | AI First Culture Disclosure Without Governance AI risk disclosure is rising faster than board oversight rituals. If the board cannot point to a repeatable governance cadence, disclosure becomes exposure. GOVERNING CLAIM Disclosure without...
