Cybersecurity and Resilience now extend across suppliers, cloud services and critical infrastructure, making hidden dependencies a growing source of risk.
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Open Weights, Closed Power. American AI Leadership
Who benefits from Open Weights AI? Greater control brings new opportunities, but also deeper challenges around accountability, sovereignty and competitive advantage.
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The World Cup Becomes the Largest Live AI Experiment in History
An invisible AI systems shaping every aspect of the World Cup. From automated decisions to real-time analysis, the World Cup has become a live experiment in AI at scale, offering lessons far beyond sport.
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When Access can Disappear Overnight. The story behind Fable 5 and Mythos 5 shutdown.
The US suspension of Anthropic’s Fable 5 and Mythos 5 models signals a new phase in AI governance. As governments begin to restrict access to advanced models, leaders must confront an emerging reality...
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Money20/20 When AI Stops Asking and Starts Acting
At Money20/20 Europe 2026, leaders can test AI assumptions and turn ambition into strategy through speed, control, accountability and trust.
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AI and Human Dignity: Why the Pope’s Encyclical Matters
The Pope’s encyclical asks a vital AI governance question: can technological progress advance without weakening the dignity it is meant to protect?
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When Machines Think, Will Leaders Still Do?
AI is reshaping how we think, redistributing cognitive effort and making control over thinking itself a defining responsibility of modern leadership.
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Where Noise Becomes Strategic Clarity
AI is advancing rapidly. We need a trusted space where expertise, technology and perspective converge, turning complexity into responsible action and results.
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AI Governance at OECD, a New Frontline for Fraud Prevention
At the OECD Forum in Paris, Mens Veritas explored how protecting public funds increasingly means preserving trust in institutions.