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You want to get on top of AI risk and governance, but where do you even start? Search Google or Perplexity and you get more results than anyone can reasonably read - most of it noise, much of it vendor pitches. It is easy to spend hours and come away with nothing.
This book is the answer I keep giving when people ask. Six short reading lists of papers, guidelines, and articles - governance, data management, evaluation and testing, human oversight, third-party AI risk, and explainability - each entry with a note on why it is useful and worth your time. Organized in circles of progression: start at the center and work outwards. Read the one you need; nothing here assumes you read the others.
What you get: a clear, curated path through a noisy field, so you can start on the right things instead of drowning in search results. No affiliate links, no vendor pitches - just what is worth reading in each area, from someone who wrote a national set of AI risk guidelines and has read most of the rest. Work through it and you will understand AI risk better than most people paid to talk about it.
Not exhaustive, but a good place to start. You get the PDF to download and keep, free.
You want to get on top of AI risk and governance, but where do you even start? Search Google or Perplexity and you get more results than anyone can reasonably read - most of it noise, much of it vendor pitches. It is easy to spend hours and come away with nothing.
This book is the answer I keep giving when people ask. Six short reading lists of papers, guidelines, and articles - governance, data management, evaluation and testing, human oversight, third-party AI risk, and explainability - each entry with a note on why it is useful and worth your time. Organized in circles of progression: start at the center and work outwards. Read the one you need; nothing here assumes you read the others.
What you get: a clear, curated path through a noisy field, so you can start on the right things instead of drowning in search results. No affiliate links, no vendor pitches - just what is worth reading in each area, from someone who wrote a national set of AI risk guidelines and has read most of the rest. Work through it and you will understand AI risk better than most people paid to talk about it.
Not exhaustive, but a good place to start. You get the PDF to download and keep, free.