For most of the past decade, AI governance lived comfortably outside the systems it was meant to regulate. Policies were written. Reviews were conducted. Models were approved. Audits happened after the fact. As long as AI behaved like a tool—producing predictions or recommendations on demand—that separation mostly worked. That assumption is breaking down. As AI Read More
Control Planes for Autonomous AI: Why Governance Has to Move Inside the System
For most of the past decade, AI governance lived comfortably outside the systems it was meant to regulate. Policies were written. Reviews were conducted. Models were approved. Audits happened after the fact. As long as AI behaved like a tool—producing predictions or recommendations on demand—that separation mostly worked. That assumption is breaking down. As AI
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