by TintitisAI | Sep 14, 2026 | AI Governance Frameworks — BrokenCtrl
AI readiness for small-business managers — Part 5 of 5. Four parts of evidence now sit on your desk: a boundary, an evaluation, an oversight test and an operations plan. This part turns them into the one thing the whole method exists to produce — a bounded launch...
by TintitisAI | Sep 14, 2026 | AI Governance Frameworks — BrokenCtrl
AI readiness for small-business managers — Part 4 of 5. Parts 1–3 built the service’s paperwork: boundary, evaluation, oversight. This part is about the day after launch, because a production AI service is not monitored only for uptime — it must be watched for...
by TintitisAI | Sep 14, 2026 | AI Governance Frameworks — BrokenCtrl
AI readiness for small-business managers — Part 3 of 5. Every AI deployment plan contains the sentence “a human will review the output.” Parts 1 and 2 gave you a boundary and an evaluation; this part tests that sentence, because it is where most plans...
by TintitisAI | Sep 12, 2026 | AI Governance Frameworks — BrokenCtrl
AI readiness for small-business managers — Part 2 of 5. In Part 1 you wrote the boundary of your service and labelled your claims Verified, Probable or Unverified. This part takes the claim that sells most prototypes — “it’s 95% accurate” — and shows...
by TintitisAI | Sep 7, 2026 | AI Governance Frameworks — BrokenCtrl
AI readiness for small-business managers — Part 1 of 5. In August 2026 I handed four of my own projects to ChatGPT to run. It didn’t do anything special before that. I was thinking of a structure in which Claude is the main AI, and I needed to use the resources...
