I built about 100 pages of AI governance materials - not theory, not motivation posters. A working system.
Here's what's inside (if you subscribe (become a member) on that my web-site - all these posts magically appeared in the ISO articles section):
100 pages of presentations, management system structure, decision tree: https://bobkova.online/homework-ai-governance/
Business justification deck — translates AI governance into the language that actually gets budget approved: risk, money, timing, accountability. Something that you can report to your CEO as the actions list and justification.
Implementation guide — shows how to layer AI governance onto your existing ISO 27001, 9001, or 20000-1. You're not rebuilding anything, you're extending what you already have. Help saving tons of money for your company!
Regulatory mapping — answers "what actually applies to us?" based on your industry, product, and data. No more vague anxiety about "some law somewhere."
Decision tree + law index — basically a GPS for figuring out which regulations are yours without reading all of them.
Full lecture deck — connects urgency, risk, governance, and implementation into one story that makes people want to act, not just nod.
Visibility guide — because governance that nobody sees doesn't build trust. And trust is currency right now.
Every piece is designed so you can grab one thing, use it tomorrow, and actually move something forward at work.
All of this is free. Register as a member on my site, download whatever you need — presentations, decision trees, step-by-step SOPs — and apply it directly.
Because AI governance isn't a science fair project. It's a management decision. And good management decisions start with a clear argument, a practical path, and just enough courage to say: we're doing this now.
Go register, grab the guides, and let me know what actually helped you in real life. That feedback is how the next version gets better.
Updated AI regulations (full list): https://bobkova.online/updated-ai-regulations/
