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When an AI system flags someone as a possible threat, the output alone isn't enough to act on. This guide covers a practical governance workflow for threat assessment teams
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A plain-language guide to governing AI in threat assessment. When two models disagree on a risk rating, the disagreement gets logged, not averaged away. Each assumption behind a score is written down so a reviewer can challenge it later
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A practical look at governing AI in threat assessment work
Threat assessment teams are starting to use AI models to help sort risk signals, and the governance gaps are real
AI can flag threats faster, but it shouldn't decide alone. Learn how to compare outputs across multiple models, record the assumptions behind each call, name the person accountable for the outcome, and set a follow-up review that fits your risk.
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Running several AI models on threat assessments? Here's how to govern where they disagree: log every assumption, name the human who makes the final call, and set a follow-up review date. Practical, specific steps for teams.