Keeping the Data and AI Journey on Course
One of the things I appreciate about working in Data and AI right now
Seeing the Journey Clearly Is One Thing. Moving Through It Is Another.
After five articles on this Data and AI journey, I do not think the
Human in the Loop Is Not Enough
May 13, 2026 A lot of the AI conversation right now is about speed.
Are Your Research Teams Already Using GenAI?
I'm going to switch up topics for this Friday. Normally I focus
Two Rule Changes That Look Like Simplification but Require More Thinking, Not Less
Two major rule changes came out of April, and both are getting a lot
AI Ethics Is Not a Values Statement. It’s an Operational Requirement
April 29, 2026 Most credit unions do not need to be convinced that AI
When Mergers Meet Data: The Governance Challenge
April 23, 2026 Credit union mergers get announced with language about shared mission, expanded
Before Signing an AI Vendor Contract: The Questions That Build Better AI Partnerships
April 22, 2026 The Questions That Build Better AI Partnerships AI is now woven
AI Exam Readiness: What Happens When There Is No AI Examination Playbook Yet
April 21, 2026 There is a version of exam prep that a lot of
When to Build Comprehensive Governance
February 26, 2026 At the start of this series, I opened with a simple
Three Governance Controls You Can Implement Regardless of Team Size
February 25, 2026 Across credit unions and other regulated financial institutions, a consistent pattern
Treasury’s AI RMF Is a Milestone. The Next Step Is How We Turn It Into Practice
February 22, 2026 This week's release of the U.S. Treasury'
The Shared Responsibility Model
February 18, 2026 Yesterday we explored why AI governance still matters even if your
AI Governance Isn’t Just for Organizations Building AI In-House
February 17, 2026 Most AI governance advice assumes you’re building models in-house. If