It’s no longer just a technical problem, but a leadership test.

Just like your human employees, each AI agent needs a role, a defined scope of authority, approved sources of truth, and clear escalation rules.

Leaders must coordinate with other organizations in their ecosystem to prevent and respond to cyber risk.

How to inspire action using behavioral nudges, public commitments, and incentives.

But replacing U.S. workers with foreign talent isn’t as easy as supplying them with ChatGPT.

Efforts to manage cyber risk must be transparent, structured, justifiable, and agile.

The harms that generative AI systems create often differ from other forms of AI in both scope and scale.

Here’s what leaders need to know in this shifting landscape.