Audit committees lag on AI oversight readiness, CAQ-Deloitte survey finds
CAQ and Deloitte survey reveals audit committees increasingly focus on AI risks but lack sufficient member expertise and preparation to oversee AI governance effectively.
Auditing AI Agent Decisions Through Product-Value Analysis Framework
Researchers propose a decision-specific audit methodology to evaluate AI agent choices against product improvements, using identification theory and controlled experiments with model snapshots.
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