The NAIC's AI Systems Evaluation Tool is in multistate pilot now, with adoption anticipated in November. Examiners are on track to hold a standardized AI instrument before anyone has decided whether a model law is needed. What the four exhibits ask, why Exhibit A is the one to read first, and the record most organizations don't keep.

Every organization has a record of its human oversight. Almost none has a record of its absence. Solutions architect Patrick Boogaerts explains why the missing infrastructure is the record of what nobody got to, how a rising Human Intervention Rate tells you where the fire is actually burning, and what state insurance examiners are about to start asking carriers to produce.

Every public company disclosed the AI risk. Almost none of them can show you the control that governs it — and that gap is exactly where the exposure lives. In Episode 7, Stacy and her AI co-host Aura put fourteen companies' own filings to one unforgiving test.

Every metric on the dashboard is green. That's exactly the problem. Why "zero incidents" in AI governance is often a blind spot rather than a badge of safety.

As artificial intelligence rapidly transforms business, innovation is moving faster than governance. In this conversation, Stacy Agobian and cybersecurity executive Cathy Grim explore the growing challenges of trust, accountability, explainability, and ethical infrastructure in the age of AI. Topics include: • AI governance and organizational accountability • The whistleblower dilemma inside technology companies • Why employees often stay silent about risks • Explainability challenges in large language models • Lessons AI can learn from cybersecurity • Ethical infrastructure and proactive governance • Building public trust in increasingly autonomous systems This discussion is not about politics or conspiracy theories. It is a thoughtful exploration of leadership, governance, and the responsibilities that come with building and deploying powerful technologies. Whether you're an executive, AI practitioner, cybersecurity professional, compliance leader, technologist, investor, or policymaker, these questions will increasingly shape the future of business and society. Featuring: Stacy Agobian Founder, Good Faith EI PBC Cathy Grim Cybersecurity Executive and Technology Leader Subscribe for future conversations on AI governance, ethical intelligence, leadership, and emerging technology.