Glossary

AI Governance

The practice of directing and controlling how AI systems are built and used - setting policies, enforcing them at runtime, and proving compliance with evidence.

AI governance is the set of policies, controls, and accountability mechanisms that determine what an AI system is allowed to do, and that create a record of what it actually did. It spans the lifecycle: which data a model may see, which actions an agent may take, and how every decision is logged for audit.

In regulated enterprises, governance that lives only in a slide deck or a policy document is not enforceable. Effective AI governance is applied in the request path - a control that runs, not a recommendation - so the gap between the written policy and the running system closes.

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