Resources
Articles, posts, and materials on decision quality and AI governance.
Weekly posts: Human in Control
A weekly series exploring what it means to retain real human control over AI systems. Each post is a short, standalone piece — no jargon, no sales pitch.
The plan you approved without reading
Jun 16, 2026The AI hands you a 200-line plan. You scroll, you nod, you approve. When the format makes real engagement impossible, the approval is theatre.
Human in Control
May 27, 2026The framework, released. Three rooms, four questions, one name — the language for leaders who can say yes to AI but want to set requirements for it.
Who is responsible for the AI?
May 19, 2026The press calls. Four people say it isn't them. The AI cannot carry responsibility — only a person can.
Four questions that would have changed everything
May 12, 2026Three rooms. Three weeks. The four questions that would have stopped each one — if anyone had asked them at the table.
The pattern behind the failures
May 6, 2026Three different rooms, three different weeks — and the gap between approving AI and owning it.
The rollback that wasn't possible
Apr 28, 2026A new system. 12,000 decisions over the weekend. A pause button is not a rollback.
Key topics
Decision quality
How decisions deteriorate under pressure, and what structures help preserve judgment.
AI governance
Principles for maintaining human control and accountability in automated systems.
Irreversible decisions
Why some decisions require special handling and how to structure safeguards.
Trust-based systems
How high-trust environments create vulnerability, and what to do about it.
Human in Control Manifest
A concise overview of the framework and the four principles. Suitable for sharing with leaders and boards. Save as PDF directly from the page.
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