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YH_YASH HOODA / AI GOVERNANCE
RESPONSIBLE AI, BUILT FOR REAL DECISIONS

Put AI to work.
Keep humans in control.

A practical governance studio for teams adopting AI. Classify a use case, expose its real-world risk, and generate the minimum controls required before deployment.

Risk-basedHuman-accountableSecurity-firstVendor-neutral
LIVE ASSESSMENT

AI Use-Case Classifier

0 / 6 signals
01 Does AI influence a consequential decision?

Employment, credit, healthcare, education, insurance, legal rights, or essential services.

02 Can it act without approval?

Moves money, changes access, sends external messages, deploys code, or modifies records.

03 Does it handle sensitive data?

Personal, financial, health, biometric, confidential, or regulated information.

04 How many people can it affect?
05 Can its output be meaningfully reviewed?

A qualified person can understand the basis, detect errors, and override the result.

06 Are mistakes easily reversible?
THE CONTROL MODEL

Govern the capability,
not the hype.

The same model can be low-risk when summarizing a memo and critical-risk when given credentials to move money. Controls should follow what the system can access, decide, and execute.

01

Assist

Drafting, summarization, coding help, and internal research.

  • Approved tools
  • Basic review
  • No sensitive inputs
02

Advise

Analysis that informs people but does not make the final decision.

  • Output verification
  • Logging
  • Data controls
03

Decide

Systems affecting rights, opportunities, safety, or essential services.

  • Named human owner
  • Bias and impact tests
  • Appeal path
04

Execute

Autonomous actions with financial, security, infrastructure, or physical impact.

  • Explicit authorization
  • Least privilege
  • Kill switch
POLICY BASELINE
01

A human owns the outcome.

Every consequential system has a named accountable owner. “The AI did it” is never an acceptable explanation.

02

Access follows least privilege.

Models and agents receive only the data, credentials, tools, and time-bound permissions required for the task.

03

High-impact decisions are contestable.

People receive notice, meaningful explanation, and a path to human review when AI affects them.

04

Deployment is observable.

Teams log actions, monitor failures and drift, test security, and maintain a rehearsed incident response.

Designed to complement—not certify compliance with—recognized governance approaches.

NIST AI RMF ↗OECD AI Principles ↗EU AI Act overview ↗