AI Governance: the questions that keep people at the centre of your AI policy
A piece from Moodle outlines a set of guiding questions designed to help organizations build AI governance policies that prioritize human interests and accountability.
Why this matters: Most AI governance talk stays abstract until someone gets hurt. The useful version starts with concrete questions: Who is affected by this system? Who decides when it goes wrong? Who can challenge the outcome? If your organization's AI policy cannot answer those plainly, it is not really a policy. It is a document that protects the organization, not the people the AI touches.
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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