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Notes from the adversarial side.

Writing on AI risk, adversarial testing, and governance, from the people red-teaming production AI systems every week.

GOVERNANCEJul 8, 2026 · 9 min read

Illinois SB 315 makes frontier AI safety auditable

Illinois has shifted frontier AI safety from self-attestation to outside verification. The teams that win approvals after 2027 will be the ones that can show testable evidence, exception handling, and audit trails.

Alex Georges, PhDRead →
TECHNICALJul 8, 2026 · 7 min read

Read the NIST Guardrail Proof as a Liability Document

A formally correct extension of Gödel to AI guardrails tells attackers and defenders nothing they didn't already know. Its real payload is what it does to approval paper trails, and the math worth studying is in how guardrail failure actually scales.

Alex Georges, PhDRead →
GOVERNANCEMay 5, 2025 · 4 min read

Building Trust in Enterprise AI Systems

How organizations can build and maintain trust in enterprise AI through quality gates, transparent uncertainty, human oversight, and continuous monitoring.

Alex Georges, PhDRead →
TECHNICALApr 18, 2025 · 4 min read

Risk Controls for Multi-Agent AI Systems

A deep dive into keeping multi-agent AI systems reliable: orchestration, validation gates, conflict resolution, and monitoring for when AI agents work in teams.

Alex Georges, PhDRead →
GOVERNANCEFeb 10, 2025 · 3 min read

The Hidden Costs of Poor AI Quality

How poor AI quality hits your bottom line through lawsuits, regulatory penalties, and lost customer trust. The true cost of deploying AI without proper risk controls.

Alex Georges, PhDRead →

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