Governance is the set of rules and records that keep an AI system accountable: what it may do, who answers for it, and how you show it stayed within bounds. Some of it is law. The EU AI Act sets duties for providers of general-purpose AI models, for high-risk uses and for transparency, phased in over several years.
Much of it is engineering: budgets and policies that limit an autonomous agent, controls on what a self-modifying agent may change, a record of which models and dependencies a system relies on, and audit logs that prove what happened. These guides cover the EU AI Act for LLM builders, governing autonomous and self-modifying agents, supply chain trust and tamper-evident audit logs.
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