Journal / Governed Autonomy
Governed Autonomy
What an intelligent system may do, on whose authority, and how that authority is earned, evidenced, bounded, and withdrawn.
2026
September
- 16Trust Is the Learning RateDelegated Authority
- 15No One Owns the Space Between Capability and ConsequenceDelegated Authority
- 10What Is Actually Being Certified?Delegated Authority
August
- 14Span of Accountable Exposure23 min read
- 13Earned Authority35 min read
July
- 25Governed Adaptive Agent Networks30 min read
- 22The Sandbox Is Not a VerdictDelegated Authority
- 20The Signal Knows It Is Being HeardDelegated Authority
- 17The Planner Gave Itself PermissionDelegated Authority
- 15The Protocol Cannot Say NoDelegated Authority
- 10The Week My System Refused MeDelegated Authority
June
- 21The Robot, the Castle, and the PrescriptionDelegated Authority
- 18The Accountability PremiumDelegated Authority
- 07Recursive Self-Improvement and the Ancient Problem of ControlDelegated Authority
May
- 25Adaptive Development and Assurance Machine (ADAM) Strategy25 min read
- 19The Governed Autonomous EnterpriseDelegated Authority
- 15Beyond Agentic AI: The Case for the Governed Autonomous EnterpriseDelegated Authority
- 14The Trust LayerDelegated Authority
- 11Architecting Trust: From Agentic AI to Autonomous Risk IntelligenceDelegated Authority
February
- 09A2A Is Not the Trust BoundaryDelegated Authority
January
- 18The Real AI Bottleneck Is Trust, Not IntelligenceDelegated Authority
- 14Incomplete Intelligence InfrastructureDelegated Authority
2025
December
- 29Ten Years from Sensemaker to GAMMASensemaking to Governed Action