The world is not converging on a single AI law. It is converging on a set of expectations: identify AI use, manage risk, disclose to users, and prove it. This is where the major jurisdictions stand as of August 2026 Whether it arrives as a horizontal act, a sectoral rulebook, Read more
A six-layer view of the controls, roles, and reporting lines that a Canadian federally regulated financial institution (FRFI) will be expected to demonstrate under OSFI Guideline E-23, with parallel obligations from the CFPB, NYDFS, and the EU AI Act for cross-border activity. Proper AI governance demands this. (Note: you can Read more
Canada Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA) – Status: Lapsed Bill C-27, which would have introduced Canada’s first federal AI statute through the Artificial Intelligence and Data Act (AIDA) as part of a broader digital governance package, died on the Order Paper in January 2025 when Parliament was prorogued. According Read more
Most enterprise problems arrive one at a time. The control gap in AI agent governance is unusual because it creates three distinct problems simultaneously: a security exposure, a compliance liability, and a drag on the very adoption it is supposed to be enabling. All three share the same root cause: Read more
Something unusual is happening in enterprise technology right now. Organizations are deploying AI agents at a speed that their governance, risk, and compliance functions have not matched. This is simply the nature of how fast the underlying technology has matured and how compelling the productivity case has been. But the Read more
