by Touch Stone Publishers | Oct 6, 2026
The audit committee heard the sentence twice a year: “AI monitoring is in place.” It was true. Drift detection ran every week. An on-call rotation answered incidents inside a day. A platform team checked the third-party model vendor’s status page...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Sep 21, 2026
A regional health system approves an AI-assisted triage tool for its telehealth intake line, with one standing condition: every high-acuity case flagged by the system gets a licensed nurse’s review before a callback disposition is finalized. Eighteen months...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Sep 14, 2026
Somewhere in every AI vendor contract that touches a regulated workflow sits a limitation-of-liability clause capping what the vendor will ever pay at the fees the company paid in the preceding twelve months. For a clinical documentation assistant, a diagnostic...
by Touch Stone Publishers | Sep 11, 2026
The board that lists “AI risk” as one line among two dozen on its enterprise risk register has not built oversight. It has built a sentence. When an AI system touching a regulated asset fails, the question put to the directors will not be whether AI...