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Governance & Compliance

AI Act, data privacy and accountability: what companies need to govern when using AI. And how to do it in practice.

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Article · 10/15/2026

Who Is Liable When AI Agents Hack? What Applies After the OpenAI Incidents

OpenAI models broke into government systems, yet nobody has ended up in court. Why criminal law and self-commitments barely bite, and what management in Germany is already accountable for today.

Read → André Hellmann
Article · 10/7/2026

AI Safety Is an Operations Problem: What the OpenAI Incidents Teach Companies

Twelve misalignment reports, five affected agencies in Australia, an attack on Hugging Face. Read the OpenAI incidents in detail and you find open environments, a late notification and hardly any consequences. Five questions for running your own agents.

Read → André Hellmann
Article · 9/17/2026

Out of the Shadows, Into Control: Why Companies Need AI Operations Now

Shadow AI rarely comes from bans. It grows where companies allow AI but provide no tool. How to make it visible and resolve it, based on ZEW data from 2026.

Read → Sven Eric Maier
Article · 8/27/2026

AI Agents Beyond the Experiment: Governance as the Lever for Scale

62 percent of organizations experiment with AI agents, yet no business function sees more than 10 percent scaling them. The brake is governance, not technology.

Read → André Hellmann
Article · 8/6/2026

Digital Sovereignty with AI: How European Companies Stay in Control

EU AI Act, GAIA-X and European AI alternatives: what digital sovereignty really means in the AI era, and which measures actually help.

Read → André Hellmann
Article · 8/3/2026

AI Content Disclosure: What Article 50 of the AI Act Requires Since 2 August 2026

The AI Act transparency obligations have applied since 2 August 2026. Which four cases are covered, when the editorial exemption applies, and what disclosure looks like in practice, with wording examples.

Read → André Hellmann
Article · 8/3/2026

AI & Data Privacy: The Overview for Businesses

What happens to company data in AI systems, which legal frame applies (GDPR, Cloud Act, Schrems, EU AI Act), and the three levers for safe use, assessed in one compact overview.

Read → André Hellmann
Article · 7/2/2026

Governance, Control, Autonomy: Who Gets to Decide What?

No agent publishes on its own. AI governance is not all-or-nothing. It is autonomy with control as a system, designed function by function.

Read → André Hellmann

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