In November 2025, Anthropic confirmed the first known case of a cyber espionage campaign executed primarily by autonomous AI agents.

This is the turning point security leaders have warned about: an era where attackers don’t just scale with automation, they scale with autonomy.

Can transparency keep pace with AI’s power?
In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence, transparency isn’t just a virtue—it’s a necessity. Anthropic has embarked on an ambitious journey to demystify AI systems, aiming to make them more understandable and trustworthy as they grow more powerful. Its 2027 Transparency Commitment sets clear goals to advance openness, accountability, and interpretability across its models. Read the post and let us know your view..

Can an AI company balance profit and principle?
Anthropic—founded as a safety-first AI research company—has evolved into a dual-purpose organization: part deep research lab, part enterprise AI provider. Today it stands among the leading developers of advanced language models (Claude 1–3), offering commercial products through partnerships with Amazon, Google, and major cloud platforms. Despite rapid growth, Anthropic continues to prioritize interpretability, safety, and transparency—culminating in its 2027 Transparency Roadmap. Read the post and let us know your view.

Does AI-powered “Deep Research” change what boards need to govern?
OpenAI’s Deep Research marks a step-change in AI-enabled web browsing, reasoning, and multi-step research. Built on an early version of OpenAI o3, it blends real-time internet access, document interpretation, and Python-based analysis in a sandboxed environment. While the capabilities unlock new avenues for insight and innovation, they also introduce governance, ethical, and cybersecurity considerations directors must address. Read the post and let us know your view.

Issues normally arise when you are going through a digital transformation, in fact a digital transformation normally brings about a range of policy issues that organizations must address.

Assessing digital risk can be a tricky business. Risks can have multiple impacts on a company or initiative, and the digital landscape is constantly evolving.

In the world of corporate leadership, there's a distinct difference between doing the right thing and doing things right.

Boards of companies should be concerned about various digital and IT-related laws and regulations to ensure compliance and mitigate potential risks. Here are some key areas to consider.

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