
Most leaders measure the wrong things. AI in Its Place is the free weekly newsletter that gives business and security leaders the frameworks, metrics, and templates to govern AI—without the hype. Subscribe and get this week's issue: the 5 metrics that reveal whether your AI is actually working.
Written by David Mosher—PhD candidate in Cybersecurity Management and former Microsoft leader—for the SMBs and MSPs navigating real AI adoption.
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Incremental Business Value — the revenue and cost impact you can actually attribute to AI
Decision Impact Rate — how often your AI recommendations get acted on, not ignored
User Adoption Velocity — the single most predictive signal of AI program success
True Cost vs. Realized ROI — why the license fee is only 30–50% of what AI really costs you
Model Health & Drift — how to catch AI quietly degrading in production
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What is AI in Its Place?
AI in Its Place is a free weekly newsletter delivering practical AI governance frameworks, compliance strategies, and risk management insights for business and security leaders navigating responsible AI adoption.
Who is AI in Its Place written for?
AI in Its Place is written for business executives, CISOs, compliance officers, and security-conscious leaders who need to govern, align, and deploy AI safely within their organizations.
How often is AI in Its Place published?
AI in Its Place publishes weekly, delivering actionable AI governance insights directly to your inbox every week.
What topics does AI in Its Place cover?
The newsletter covers AI governance frameworks (ISO 42001, NIST AI RMF, EU AI Act), AI risk management, responsible AI policy, compliance strategies, AI ROI analysis, and practical guidance for aligning AI with business objectives.
Is AI in Its Place affiliated with any AI vendor
No. AI in Its Place is an independent newsletter focused on objective, framework-based guidance to help organizations govern AI — not promote any specific product or platform.