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AI Governance Insights
Governing and securing artificial intelligence: ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI RMF, the EU AI Act and adversarial testing of AI systems.
The EU AI Act after the Digital Omnibus: what moved, and what did not
The amending regulation adopted in mid-2026 pushed back the high-risk obligations. It did not pause the Act. Prohibitions, general-purpose AI duties and most transparency obligations are already in application. The extra time is only useful if it is spent building governance.
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Prompt injection is an architecture problem, not a filtering problem
No classifier reliably separates instructions from data inside a language model’s context. Teams that accept this design their AI systems differently, limiting what an injected instruction could ever achieve.
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