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The Oversight Illusion: Who's Really Watching AI, Who Should Be, and Who Is Accountable asks the question most organizations hope nobody puts to them directly: when your AI system makes a decision, who is actually watching it, and who answers for it when something goes wrong? This book pulls apart the comfortable assumption that oversight is happening somewhere, by someone, and gives readers a clear framework for answering it themselves. Written for anyone responsible for AI in their organization, whether that responsibility came with the job title or just quietly landed on their desk.
The Oversight Illusion: Who's Really Watching AI, Who Should Be, and Who Is Accountable asks the question most organizations hope nobody puts to them directly: when your AI system makes a decision, who is actually watching it, and who answers for it when something goes wrong? This book pulls apart the comfortable assumption that oversight is happening somewhere, by someone, and gives readers a clear framework for answering it themselves. Written for anyone responsible for AI in their organization, whether that responsibility came with the job title or just quietly landed on their desk.