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- Why Organizations Are Ineffective at Compliance
This intersection between brakes and compliance mirrors the principles of cybernetics —a field that studies
- The Limits of Paper-Based Governance in Regulating AI in Business Systems
This principle is encapsulated in the Good Regulatory Theorem of Cybernetics, which states that a regulatory
- Motivations
emergent circumstances present us with incalculable issues and destroy the rule book’s validity. " Cybernetics
- Compliance Now Requires a Design
property of an overall safety system the design step requires knowledge and skills in system design, cybernetic
- Are AI-Enhanced KPIs Smarter?
(A shby’s Cybernetics Law of Ethical Inadequacy ) When a measure becomes a target, it ceases to be a
- Tyrannical Compliance
with rules (i.e. requirements) of all kinds such as: laws of physics, mathematical theorems, laws of cybernetics
- Why You Need Compliance Engineers
skills, and competencies that focus on: Theories related to Regulatory Designs, Promises & Obligations, Cybernetics
- Compliance Helps Companies Stay Within The Lines
The cybernetic law of Inevitable Ethical Inadequacy (introduced in a previous blog) states, “If you compliance decisions are ethical in nature since they involve risk trade-offs and that is something that cybernetics
- Achieving Success in Compliance: Three Key Strategies
standards (e.g., ISO 37301 for CMS and ISO 31000 for RM), Performance Management, Promise Theory, and Cybernetics Viable Compliance (MVC) by incorporating regulatory design principles derived from systems theory and cybernetics
- Compliance: Obstacle or Opportunity?
, how to contend with uncertainty, and how to regulate not only outputs but outcomes - the field of cybernetics
- The Emergence of AI Engineering
According to cybernetic principles, "to effectively regulate AI, the regulator must be as intelligent
