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- Isn't Lean Compliance the same as Lean Six Sigma?
areas of practice, including Lean Management, Lean Startup, Lean TPS, Engineering, Systems Thinking, Cybernetics
- Compliance Must Be Intelligent
Following the laws of cybernetics, to be a good regulator they must be a model of the system they are An AI Regulatory Framework: Intelligent Compliance Laws of AI Regulation for Compliance Cybernetics pioneer
- Operational Compliance
The cybernetics law of Inevitable Ethical Inadequacy is simply stated as, “If you don’t specify that
- The Great Software Reset
Cybernetics Comes Full Circle For those who know my work, you’ll recognize the influence of W. Ross Ashby and the principles of cybernetics in how I approach governance. The cybernetic approach to governance, which might have seemed theoretical a few years ago, is becoming And in the context of the reset, cybernetics offers something else: a way to prevent the next round of
- The AI Gold Rush: When Customers Become Collateral Damage in the Search for Data
. – The cybernetics law of Inevitable Ethical Inadequacy (paraphrased) The goals we set are important
- 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
- Compliance and the Problem of Evil
compliance from procedural overhead into operational capability through the principles of Promise Theory and cybernetic












