Decision Keep Blog
AI governance, without the theatre.
Practical notes on automated-decision transparency, tamper-evident evidence, and the regulations that now require it. Written for the auditor, risk lead or enterprise buyer. Decision Keep is the independent, out-of-band forensic witness for AI and automated decisions – zero-knowledge infrastructure that sits outside your organisation's systems and records every decision as signed, immutable, verifiable evidence.
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Decision Keep vs model monitoring: what's the difference?
A common first reaction: "We already have monitoring. Why do we need this?" It is a fair question, and the answer is that the two solve different problems. C…
Perspectives & Ideas - 7 min read
Introducing Decision Keep: the black box for every AI decision
Every commercial flight carries a black box. When something goes wrong, investigators do not ask the airline to describe the flight — they pull the recorder…
Decision KeepAI governanceour missiontamper-evident evidenceAI auditcompany - 3 min read
Credit scoring, insurance and fraud: where AI decisions need a black box
Some AI decisions are low stakes. A recommendation for a podcast is not the same as a decision that denies a mortgage, reprices an insurance policy, or freez…
AI governancefinancial servicescredit scoringfraud detectioncomplianceDecision Keep - 3 min read
Proving AI decisions to your board: a 1-page evidence checklist
Most boards do not need a 40 page AI policy. They need one page of evidence that answers a single question: if someone challenged a decision our AI made, cou…
AI governanceboard reportingAI auditcomplianceDecision Keep - 3 min read
AI decision logging in Australia: meeting APP 1.7–1.9
From 10 December 2026 , Australia's Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Act 2024 brings automated decision making transparency into the Privacy Act 1988…
AI governanceAustralian Privacy Actautomated decision-makingcompliance - 9 min read
Audit-ready AI: how GRC teams prove every automated decision
If your organisation uses AI to make decisions — approve a loan, triage a claim, screen a candidate, route a support ticket, flag a transaction — then at som…
AI auditAI governanceGRCcomplianceEU AI ActISO 42001 - 4 min read
Beyond the Black Box: why trusting AI isn't enough for auditors
In the last eighteen months, the conversation around AI has shifted from " What can this model do? " to " How can we prove what this model did? " As AI agent…
AI auditAI governanceGRCauditabilitytamper-evident evidence