PAVREN · IDEAS AND PRACTICE
Blog: AI governance, explained for people
Articles on blind authority, ChatGPT and Claude, and the difference between AI governance frameworks and infrastructure.
One question at a time
We publish practical explanations of AI governance, linking back to the underlying open specification.
Blind authority: when an AI can act without legitimate permission
The problem does not always begin when technology fails. Sometimes it begins when it works—and no one checks who was entitled to authorize the action.
Read story →GUIDE · EVERYDAY AI USEUsing ChatGPT or Claude? Here is where AI governance begins
You do not need a committee or 21 controls to begin. You need to recognize one activity and decide what you are entrusting to AI.
Read story →EXPLAINER · INFRASTRUCTUREGovernance framework vs. infrastructure: the difference is at the point of action
A framework describes principles and controls. Infrastructure connects authority, action boundaries and evidence to how a system actually operates.
Read story →From story to instrument
Govern 3.0 provides open access to controls, annexes and machine-readable specifications.