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Governance Series

Where capability meets accountability: the regulatory and assurance track.

This track covers the instruments that decide whether an enterprise AI system is allowed to run: the EU AI Act, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, the ISO/IEC 42001 family, GxP and 21 CFR Part 11 in regulated life sciences, and the emerging rules for agentic AI governance.

7 published · ISSN: applied for · Bengaluru, India

Enterprise AI Series Governance Series Life Sciences Series

The track

Every piece, in order of publication

  • Provable or Unsellable: AI Governance in Life Sciences Life Sciences 27 June 2026 HTML
  • You Can Outsource the Model. You Can't Outsource the Liability. Article 1 11 July 2026 HTML
  • Singapore MGF Consolidated Checklist: Governing Agentic AI Implementation Checklist 11 July 2026 PDF
  • When AI Meets GxP: The End of One-Time Validation Article 2 18 July 2026 HTML
  • Strengthening the World's First Agentic AI Governance Framework: Nine Recommendations for Singapore Article 3 19 July 2026 HTML PDF
  • Three Frameworks, One System: The Convergence Playbook for AI Governance Article 4 1 August 2026 HTML PDF POSTER
  • The Enterprise AI Governance Crosswalk: Mapping the EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF and the ISO/IEC 42001 Family into One Operational System Companion Reference 1 August 2026 HTML PDF

This is a sub-series, not a separate publication. The Governance Series is one named track inside the CXO Intelligence Series, an independent, weekly AI thought leadership journal for the C-suite on building the AI-native enterprise. It is vendor-neutral and published from Bengaluru. Journal particulars, the full archive and the road ahead are on the series page.

Journal particulars and full archive See these in the article index