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A publication of essays, case studies, field notes and playbooks drawn from the work DigiForm does with clients. Pieces are written for operators who have to make a decision, not for search engines — which is why they carry named authorship, a reading time, and arguments you can disagree with rather than a summary of the consensus.

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The Context Window newsletter goes out weekly. Review issues collect the pieces by theme, and nothing is published just to hit a schedule.

What subjects does it cover?

The operating side of AI: governance boards and registries, policy that survives contact with a regulator, EU AI Act obligations, agentic systems versus chatbots, audit readiness, and the meeting disciplines that keep deployed AI working. Less about which model to buy, more about what happens after you have bought one.

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14Why most AI policies are already obsolete→21The audit trail is a list of fields→20The EU AI Act deadline→19Agentic AI vs. chatbots→18How to run your first AI operating meeting→17Against the AI committee→16The registry we built→15The 48-hour OIG response→—Topics & newsletter→

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The DigiForm ReviewQ4 2026 · Eight pieces

Feature · Nº 14 · 12 minWhy most AI policies are already obsoleteA policy is not a programme. The firms getting this right are doing something most boards would find unglamorous, and most regulators would find reassuring.Read the feature →

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21Playbook · 9 minThe audit trail is a list of fieldsAn AI audit trail is not a feature you buy. It is a short list of fields recorded every time a model influences a decision, kept long enough that someone can reconstruct the decision afterwards. Here is the list, and what the law actually asks for.Read →20Analysis · 14 minThe EU AI Act deadlineThe high-risk deadline moved to December 2027. The work it requires did not get shorter.Read →19Essay · 13 minAgentic AI vs. chatbotsA chatbot answers. An agent acts. The distinction sounds simple until a regulator asks.Read →18Playbook · 10 minHow to run your first AI operating meetingA sixty-minute agenda, a metrics dashboard, and the discipline that catches problems early.Read →17Essay · 11 minAgainst the AI committeeThe committee meets. The committee deliberates. The AI keeps shipping.Read →16Case study · 10 minThe registry we builtA mid-market manufacturer had AI running in seven departments. No one knew.Read →15Essay · 11 minThe 48-hour OIG responseWhat happens when your AI system triggers a federal audit and you have no documentation.Read →

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The governance quarter.

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