4iGov.
Est. 2026
Writing
Writing

Four active series across AI governance and product security.

Primary-source analysis and practitioner argument, written for people already living with these problems. Each piece is built to be verifiable, and connected to the research and tooling it comes from.

Four pillars · 16 articles published
Series 1

AI Accountability in Regulated Technology

The core argument: accountability gaps in AI deployment are product-function problems, not policy problems.

01
The Accountability Gap
Feb 2026
02
The Map and the Territory
Mar 2026
03
Who Owns the AI Agent
Apr 2026
04
The Control Surface
May 2026
05
Who Governs the AI?
Jul 2026
Series 2

Product Security in AI Agentic Development

Governance engineering in practice: OWASP overlays, vibe-coded risks, and what security teams need to build.

01
The Design-Time Contract
May 2026
02
Have You Run Your Vibe-Coded App Against OWASP
May 2026
03
What Revolut's PRAGMA Means for AI Governance
Jul 2026
04
MCP Security and the Problem of Post-Approval Drift
Jul 2026
Standards & Regulatory

Standards and Regulatory Deep Dives

Primary-source analysis of specific regulations, translated into what they operationally require of institutions.

01
What Six Words Did to Twenty Years of RTI
May 2026
02
UAE AI Governance: Why the Layered Regulatory Model Is Harder Than It Looks
UAE series · Article 1 of 6
Jun 2026
03
UAE AI Governance for Financial Institutions: What EU-Regulated Fintechs Actually Face
UAE series · Article 2 of 6
Jul 2026
04
DIFC Regulation 10: A Practitioner Reading
Coming
05
The CBUAE AI Guidance: What Licensed Institutions Must Build
Coming
Ongoing

Governance Intelligence

Short-form analysis of regulatory events, enforcement signals, and governance developments as they happen.

01
When Six Agencies Agree
May 2026
02
What DPDP Actually Gives You
Apr 2026
03
When the Most Capable Model Leaks First
Mar 2026
04
When the Agent Acted Without a Contract
Mar 2026