AI Ethics & Governance 101: Security, Risk, and AI Compliance for Business
About this ebook
Written for executives, managers, developers, and risk professionals rather than academics, this book cuts through the abstraction and shows you how to turn good intentions into operational practice. It maps the AI already hiding in your organization, exposes the real risks such as bias, data poisoning, prompt manipulation, shadow AI, and legal liability, and hands you the frameworks to govern them. You get risk-based oversight, ethical impact assessments, human oversight controls, incident response, and audit trails that hold up under scrutiny.
Inside, you will learn how to build fairness and security into AI from the first line of code, keep meaningful human judgment in automated workflows, prepare for the EU AI Act and the fast-moving global compliance landscape, and navigate the new era of agentic AI and autonomous systems. Along the way, clear tables and real-world examples make complex governance genuinely usable, turning compliance from a cost into a competitive advantage.
The future of business is intelligent. This book makes sure it is also responsible, secure, and trustworthy.
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About the author
Sam Samie is a technologist, IT engineer, and systems architect with over two decades of hands-on experience in software development, infrastructure, and digital transformation. His work focuses on a single urgent question of our time: how do we build AI that is not only powerful, but also responsible, secure, and worthy of trust?
A prolific author and thought leader, Sam has written Future of Tech and Trends: Exploring the Future of AI and Technology and She Wants Me to NFT, books known for demystifying complex technology while illuminating its real impact on business and society. Through practical frameworks and clear, grounded guidance, he helps organizations navigate the AI era with confidence and conscience. He writes to inform action, not just to explain, and to help leaders, builders, and everyday professionals put ethics and governance into practice.
