Governance as the cornerstone of AI success in the enterprise
Enterprise AI is moving from single prompts to long-running systems. That makes governance an architectural job, enforced at runtime, not a policy document.
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Independent perspectives on enterprise AI, alongside selected scientific publications by our partners. Explore the decisions, methods, and ideas behind the practice.
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Enterprise AI is moving from single prompts to long-running systems. That makes governance an architectural job, enforced at runtime, not a policy document.
Generative AI made content cheap. The enterprise prize is different: better decisions, made faster, at scale, with accountability intact.
Treating AI as a set of projects produces a museum of pilots. Treating it as a managed portfolio produces compounding advantage.
The distance between a working pilot and a production capability is where most enterprise AI value is quietly lost.
The most consequential AI decisions are not about models. They are about what to own, what to rent, and what to build together.
A model produces a prediction. A decision system produces an action, an owner, and an audit trail. Enterprises need the second.
Agents fail in production for the same reasons organizations do, unclear authority, weak escalation, and no accountability.
Boards do not need to understand transformers. They need to understand exposure, investment, and the questions to put to management.
The generative era did not repeal the old truth: an organization's AI ceiling is set by its data foundation.
The leapfrog thesis is real, but it is not automatic. It depends on strategy fit to local infrastructure, economics, and institutions.
As foundation models commoditize, durable advantage is migrating to the application layer with the decisions, data, and workflows around them.
An investigation of topological methods for identifying changes in financial time series. The study examines credit default swap data and explores signals associated with approaching market instability.
The authors examine the evolution of US stock-market time series around major financial crises, using persistent homology to study patterns in the data and potential early warning signals.
A prototype demonstrates how stream processing can combine vehicle GPS and road-network information to produce real-time transportation insights and routing information.
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