ai-governance
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Design and operate AI governance: principles, decision rights, risk tiers, lifecycle gates, fairness, transparency, privacy, security, compliance mapping, maturity and board reporting across SaaS, API, self-hosted and agentic systems. Use to admit, update or retire Agent Skills, MCP servers and A2A capabilities; approve an agent for production actions; or decide earned-autonomy promotion, reduction or revocation. Cover GxP, ALCOA+, data integrity, electronic records, assurance and QMS interfaces for life sciences. Do not use for legal interpretation (legal-strategy), data-platform mechanics (data-architect/data-engineering), security implementation (secure-software-engineering), skill package inspection (agent-skills), or executing runtime changes (agent-production-operations).
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