AI governance

  • DigiRelevance tile: "Deploying AI? Show your working." beside a grid of twelve controls inside a management system frame, most evidenced and some in progress.

    Deploying AI? What UK organisations should have in place

    Most organisations are not building AI, they are deploying it. Regulators, insurers and courts are now asking them the same question: can you show your working? Here is what to have in place.

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  • Diagram: one photo, carrying its EXIF and GPS metadata, passes through two API keys (World Labs and FAL) to five generative models: marble-1.1, nano-banana, gpt-image-2, hunyuan-3d and elevenlabs-sfx.

    One image, five models: what an auditor would ask about image-blaster

    image-blaster turns one photo into a 3D scene using five generative models. Seven questions an ISO/IEC 42001 auditor would ask about it, and how to bring a tool like this inside your AI management system.

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  • Navy card reading The accountability gap, with a diagram contrasting a single central regulator against four separate sectoral regulators.

    The JCHR’s AI blueprint and the accountability gap

    The Joint Committee on Human Rights called for an AI Bill and a single statutory regulator. The government kept oversight distributed across sectoral watchdogs.

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  • The Data Stays Local, But The Abstractions Can Travel

    Responsible AI and building trust with your clients

    There’s a question I hear more frequently now than at any point in my career: can we use AI on this project without our data leaving the building? It comes from finance directors, facilities heads, compliance teams, procurement leads – people whose lawyers have begun asking pointed questions about Article 28 processors and Data Processing…

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  • How to learn from your mistakes – Deloitte doubles down on AI

    “That had to hurt” having to provide a partial refund to the Australian federal government after it’s independent assurance review was found to contain multiple errors, including non-existent references and citations. Despite this, or maybe even because if this, Deloitte is doubling down on AI across its services anyway. They’re not backing away from AI…

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  • Shadow AI Is Already Inside Your Firm. Now What?

    Which AI tools are your lawyers using right now that you haven’t approved? According to Legal Futures, “shadow AI” is quietly and in some cases unknowingly, reshaping compliance risk as lawyers and staff turn to unsanctioned tools for research, drafting, and data processing. It’s not a fringe behaviour—it’s a signal that the demand for intuitive…

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  • The US Government Goes AI: What OpenAI’s $1 Federal Partnership Really Means

    On August 6, 2025, the U.S. government made a move that will reshape how over two million federal employees work every day. The General Services Administration (GSA) announced a groundbreaking partnership with OpenAI, offering ChatGPT Enterprise to the entire federal executive branch for just $1 per agency per year. Yes, you read that right –…

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