The Proof Was Announced in Hours. The Verification Takes Years.
Eighty-eight hours of machine computation produced a claim about one of mathematics' seven hardest problems. The Clay Mathematics Institute's own rules require two years of published scrutiny before anyone may call it solved.
A Policy Nobody Can Show Was Applied Is No Policy At All
A US court just struck an entire appellate brief from a Deutsche Bank subsidiary over AI-hallucinated citations. The firm had a policy banning exactly what happened. The court didn't care. Here's why, and what it means for a UK senior manager.
Senior Manager, Your Record Is Your Responsibility
The FCA's guidance on accountability for AI harm is not yet published. The senior managers who will be named under it should not wait to demonstrate they are ready for it.
Five Governance Gaps the HiveEngage Session Confirmed
The session was not designed to discover new problems. It was designed to examine known ones in a room where the problems had names and organisations attached to them.
Why the organisations most exposed under the EU AI Act are not those that failed to govern, but those that governed without ever testing whether their architecture could produce a record