Alex Golbin: Governing AI Risk-The RIVER Charter, Kartoniert / Broschiert

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THE AI CRISIS IS FICTIONAL. THE BLUEPRINT IS REAL.

By 2038, autonomous agents will manage trillions of dollars in global assets. But when speed outpaces governance, efficiency becomes fragility. Governing AI Risk blends a near-future thriller with a field manual for leaders who can't afford blind spots. Follow the fictional journey of Aaron Goldcrest, a successful venture capitalist, as his team confronts cascading failures in the agentic economy-and learn how the RIVER Charter(TM) standard helps global organizations stay resilient. Featuring All-Entity Risk Management (AERM(TM)), the Cognitive Handshake(TM) for auditable human-AI decisions, and DataCapital Protocol(TM) for blockchain-grade data lineage.

"In a world of AI agents, trust becomes an active utility and execution is the differentiator. RIVER turns risk into momentum by giving teams the rails to move safely at breakneck speed. A pragmatic playbook for the next decade of finance and beyond."

• Brad Levy, CEO of ThetaRay

"This book should be required reading for every board member and C-suite executive who still believes cybersecurity is someone else's problem. The river of risk is rising, and those who don't learn to navigate these new currents will find themselves in dangerous waters."

• Dr. Aleksandr Yampolskiy, Co-Founder & CEO, SecurityScorecard

"Enterprise AI transformation isn't about deploying technology-it's about reimagining how data, people, and systems create value together. Golbin's framework provides leaders with the essential roadmap for navigating this transformation responsibly and profitably."

• Swamy Kocherlakota, Executive Vice President of Agentic AI Security, Zscaler

"In my world, we don't build a global financial system on promises; we build it on verifiable cryptographic controls. We build for survival-treating the worst case not as a possibility but an inevitability: segregated custody so one vault's failure doesn't drain the rest, redundant cutover paths so there are three ways home, and phishing-resistant approvals so an attacker stalls out."

• Jeff Lunglhofer, CISO, Coinbase; former CISO, BNY