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The algorithms almost never break. Key custody, rotation, and crypto agility do, and 2026 has the receipts. Why a record that must outlast its own keys has to be designed for change from the first lin
A security or safety claim you cannot independently verify is marketing, not security. From a collapsed bug bounty to a vulnerability database that can no longer verify its own scores, 2026 has expose
A vendor saying trust us, our artificial intelligence is safe and governed is worth nothing if you cannot verify it. From the responsible artificial intelligence pledges of this year to the breaches t
In 2026, cloned voices defeat voice biometrics and deepfake video beats remote identity checks, with documented fraud losses already running into the billions of dollars. When the biometric itself is
When an AI agent ticks "I agree", contract and agency law usually bind its principal, whether or not anyone reviewed the terms. The hard problem is proving, after a dispute, what the agent was authori
In 2026 insurers are repricing, carving out, and in some cases refusing AI risk, while affirmative AI policies at Lloyd's of London bind only against provable controls. The common requirement, from ca