AI failures typically start with small drifts and subtle signals, not error messages.
AI built to survive is explainable, auditable, and human-readable, able to withstand challenges and be understood by various stakeholders.
For AI to be truly resilient, it needs to be tested at its limits and prepared for high-stakes decisions, not just for performance but for survival.
Effective governance is essential for AI systems to thrive in the real world, ensuring continuous monitoring, checks for bias, fairness, and performance decay to prevent dangerous outcomes.