How AI governance can strengthen operational resilience
EY has published a piece arguing that AI governance frameworks can contribute to operational resilience for organizations deploying AI systems.
Why this matters: Operational resilience is a real concern, but it tends to get used to make governance sound like a business win rather than an accountability obligation. The harder question is not whether governance helps companies run better. It is whether governance actually protects the people affected by AI decisions when something goes wrong. Those two goals overlap sometimes, but not always. When they split, which one wins?
Who should care: AI governance · Lawyers · Administrators · General readers · Policy
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