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By Andi Mazingo, Esq. NIST AI 800-4 (March 2026) spelled out what’s broken in post-deployment AI monitoring—and it could nearly serve as a mission statement for the Institutional Coherence Initiative. Over the past few months, ICI identified the same problems and has been developing proposed solutions to each gap NIST lists. (Check out our chart. Yes, we like charts.) One question from the report captures the real bottleneck: how do we build lasting infrastructure for continu

Image from Bloomberg Law captioned "s tate efforts to track AI's role in layoffs is proving difficult." Photographer: Joan Cros/NurPhoto via Getty Images ICI Founding Humanity Partner Andi Mazingo  was recently quoted in Bloomberg Law’s Daily Labor Report  in an article examining the growing difficulty regulators face in tracking AI-related layoffs. The piece, “ AI-Related Layoffs Test New York’s Ability to Track Job Losses ,”  explores New York’s first-in-the-nation attempt

The whopper of a contradiction at the heart of AI governance EAON PRITCHARD Mar 10, 2026 Read on Substack here . Subscribe to Demand the Impossible here . The biggest incoherence in the modern debate about AI is actually surprisingly simple. Publicly, AI is discussed as a safety problem. Institutionally, it is treated as an economic growth technology. Most of the confusion surrounding AI governance flows from this whopping contradiction. If you listen to the public language o

Dear Elon,   I wrote to you recently in the spirit of recognition. This time, I'm writing about structural engineering—that is, not for human-AI alignment but for structural alignment between humanity and institutions shaping our reality.   We're living through a collision between exponential technological capability and institutional fragility. Your communication platforms, AI infrastructure, and aerospace systems now form the psychological and civic architecture of our shar

Elon Musk, I have a warm and loving message for you. I’m very much like you, if we changed a couple variables. You’re an aspie, like me—I’ll meet you where you are using this term, and just note that our community prefers “on the spectrum.” You’re hyperachieving, like me. Growing up, no one ever told us that we deserve love and regard just for existing. Or maybe they did, but their actions taught us otherwise. You excelled, like me. You found meaning in a loveless life by ado