Resources
Practical guidance on operational AI governance
Written for the people who have to make governance work in practice: risk, compliance, quality, security, data and the executives accountable for the outcome.
Free eBook: The Irish Guide to AI Governance
A 28-page guide by Richie Higgins on what the EU AI Act means after 2 August 2026 and the practical steps Irish organisations should take next. Free PDF, no form.
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What is AI governance?
A working definition, the difference between policy and operational governance, and the eight capabilities an organisation actually needs.
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EU AI Act: operational governance requirements
Risk categories, provider and deployer duties, and the operational record-keeping expectations that follow from them.
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Enterprise AI governance checklist
Forty practical checks across inventory, assessment, controls, review, decision, monitoring and evidence.
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AI risk assessment: a practical method
Scope, intake, prohibited-practice screening, deterministic scoring, mandatory floors, explanation traces and independent review.
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Governing autonomous AI agents
Identity, tool inventories, autonomy tiers, approval gates on consequence, runtime monitoring and evidence of every action.
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Shadow AI: finding the AI you have not governed
Why registers are always shorter than reality, how to discover embedded and unapproved AI from artefacts, and how to bring findings under governance.
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Evidence expectations for AI governance
The record expected for a single AI system, why documents are not evidence, integrity and attribution, and export on demand.
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AI ethics and governance: from principles to operational control
How to translate fairness, transparency, human oversight and accountability into assessed obligations, operating controls and an append-only evidence record.
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Turn guidance into an operating model
Reading material only goes so far. See how assessment, controls, review, decision and evidence work as one governed path.
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