Posts Tagged ‘Chapter 19: Preemptive Value Architecture’
ACT III. How Value Is Governed Into Existence
Topics in this chapter: AI governance (1) · Contract terms (1) · Supplier performance (1) · Value realization (1) · Vendor accountability (1)
Britain’s New Rights to End Public Contracts Ignore the Results
The Procurement Act 2023 writes termination rights into public contracts that no term can remove. Each is measured against a contract, and none refers to the result the purchase was bought for.
Read MoreColorado and the EU Kept AI Disclosure and Dropped AI Assessment
Colorado repealed its AI Act in May and Europe deferred the high risk regime in July. In both cases the duty to disclose survived and the duty to assess did not.
Read MoreYou Shouldn’t Need Extra Tools to See Whether a Purchase Paid Off
When value is governed by a standard, the record is legible by default, and no one has to install a separate channel to see it.
Read MoreOn-Site Vendor Engineers Don’t Make the Vendor Accountable
Accountability is architectural, not proximate. The vendor lock-in evidence is 40 years old, and a seller-side mindset borrowed from Palantir does not change who is answerable for value the buyer never defined.
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