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If a regulator asked your board tomorrow what your AI did and why, could you produce a defensible answer? Most boards can't. AI has moved from an IT project to a system that reasons, decides, and acts on behalf of the enterprise — but governance hasn't followed it into the boardroom. This article makes the case that boards must stop governing AI like a technology asset and start governing it like an autonomous decision-maker with its own blast radius, accountability trail, and structurally enforced boundaries.

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Governance for Agents, Not Tools

Mar 23, 2026

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8 min read

Governance for Agents, Not Tools

What Biology Teaches Boards About Governing Autonomous AI

Ivan Roche
Ivan Roche
The Roche Review

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