Bank examiners get an AI shutdown-button checklist, but critics say humans just sign
YvesMulkers · x · 2026-10-21
Yves Mulkers rounds up AI governance news: bank examiners received a checklist for auditing AI systems' shutdown mechanisms, while a piece titled 'The Trojan Sentence' highlights the flaw — the system picks the evidence and the human merely signs. He also notes Cognizant and Google Cloud widened their agent deal the same week, meaning the examiner chain now runs through someone else's contract.
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