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Governing AI Risk—The RIVER Charter: An Enterprise Resilience Standard
Governing AI Risk—The RIVER Charter: An Enterprise Resilience Standard
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THE AI CRISIS IS FICTIONAL. THE BLUEPRINT IS REAL. By 2038, autonomous agents will manage trillions of dollars in global assets. But when speed outpaces governance, efficiency becomes fragility. Governing AI Risk blends a near-future thriller with a field manual for leaders who can’t afford blind spots. Follow the fictional journey of Aaron Goldcrest, a successful venture capitalist, as his team confronts cascading failures in the agentic economy—and learn how the RIVER Charter™ standard helps global organizations stay resilient. Featuring All-Entity Risk Management (AERM™), the Cognitive Handshake™ for auditable human–AI decisions, and DataCapital Protocol™ for blockchain-grade data lineage.
- Publication date: 24 September 2026
- Page count: 296
- Dimensions: Height 254 mm; Width 178 mm
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Format: Paperback
- ISBN-13: 9781041095651
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