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September 18, 2026

Expertise Does Not Eliminate the Need to Remain a Student

Last week, I failed the AIGP exam. Today, I passed it. And somewhere between those two results, I was reminded of something important: Expertise does not eliminate the need to remain a student.

AI Governance · AIGP · Continuous Learning · Professional Development · Resilience
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September 15, 2026

Human Judgment in AI: Implications for AI Governance

The most dangerous AI hallucinations aren’t the ones that sound wrong. They’re the ones that sound like something an expert would say. I encountered one during a Kubernetes security architecture discussion.

Artificial Intelligence · AI Governance · Cybersecurity · Cloud Security · Human Judgment · Human Oversight · AI Risk
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September 11, 2026

Experience By Mileage – Part II: When Years Become Repetition

In November 2017, I ended an article titled [Experience By Mileage – Part I](https://oluefunwoye.com/insights/experience-by-mileage) with four words: **“Part II coming soon!”** Apparently, “soon” meant almost nine years.

Experience · Business · Leadership · Learning · Growth
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September 8, 2026

Cloud didn’t kill the data center. It changed who owns it.

During a side conversation with colleagues at a recent AWS conference in San Francisco, we landed on a question: What actually happened to the traditional data center?

Cloud Computing · Data Centers · Cloud Strategy · Infrastructure · AI Infrastructure
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September 4, 2026

When AI Can Act, Governance Must Move to Runtime

I watched the steering wheel turn, but there was no one sitting behind it.

Artificial Intelligence · AI Governance · AI Security · AI Safety · Agentic AI · Cybersecurity · Responsible AI
When AI Can Act, Governance Must Move to Runtime visual
August 31, 2026

I created it with AI. So who actually owns it?

This question has been sitting with me for a while. When we call something “AI-generated,” I sometimes wonder whether that tells the whole story. Let’s say I have an idea. I decide what I want to communicate.

Artificial Intelligence · AI-Assisted Creation · Authorship · Ownership · Copyright
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August 27, 2026

AI Access vs. Expertise

Earlier in my career as a MySQL DBA, solving a difficult SQL problem could mean searching IRC, Stack Overflow and YouTube, then finding an expert who could help when those sources were not enough.

Artificial Intelligence · Technology Leadership
AI Access vs. Expertise visual
August 21, 2026

NIST AI RMF + ISO/IEC 42001

NIST AI RMF provides a practical framework for identifying, assessing and managing AI risk.ISO/IEC 42001 provides the management-system discipline needed to make AI governance structured, repeatable, auditable and...

AI Governance · Risk · Standards
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March 30, 2026

Keep Security on the Front Burner

Too often, security is treated like a back-burner priority—something to revisit after delivery, speed or growth. But risk does not wait its turn.Small gaps become entry points. Exposure compounds quietly.

Cybersecurity · Risk · Leadership
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