An AI agent needs boundaries before it needs more tools.
Where should an agent’s authority end—and who decides?
Read the perspectiveIndependent thinking. Practical AI governance.
I’m Tanuj Khajuria. I help leaders and practitioners turn AI risk into clear decisions, accountable teams, and controls that work.
Perspectives, practical tools, and specialist support for the people responsible for AI.
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Less imagining. More exploring. Step inside Governance Studio and see how your AI portfolio, risks, evidence and next steps could work together.
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Where should an agent’s authority end—and who decides?
Read the perspectiveGovernance becomes useful when it changes everyday decisions.
Read the perspective →Choose the model that fits your task, evidence, and risk appetite.
Read the perspective →A useful place to start
Two free ways to identify the work ahead. Choose the one that fits your starting point.
Use the ISO 42001 readiness checklist to structure your first conversation about governance, responsibilities, and evidence.
Download the PDF Free download. No email required.Answer 28 questions across seven capability areas. See your maturity score, strengths, and areas that need attention.
Take the AI Maturity Index About 14 minutes. A self-assessment, not a certification audit.For Abu Dhabi government entities
I support Abu Dhabi government entities in translating AI ambitions into practical governance, capability building and delivery priorities.
Abu Dhabi’s Digital Strategy 2025–2027 sets an ambition for AI-native government. My advisory focus connects that direction to the work within an entity: accountable decisions, prepared people, secure delivery and measurable service outcomes.
Review capability and evidence, identify gaps and agree the priorities.
Build the roadmap, decision rights, governance controls and workforce support.
Track outcomes, adoption and assurance evidence for leadership review.
Explore each area to see the practical support available.
Connect AI priorities to your organisation’s mandate and service outcomes.
Entity priorities, a use-case portfolio and a delivery roadmap with accountable owners.
Establish whether AI delivers measurable benefits after costs and risks.
Benefit baselines, outcome measures and a benefits register that follows use cases into operation.
Make ownership, delivery responsibilities and escalation routes clear.
Decision rights, a RACI, committee terms of reference and cross-team escalation routes.
Give people the skills, confidence and support to use AI responsibly.
AI Champions and Ambassadors programmes, role-based learning and adoption feedback.
Keep AI decisions, risks and human oversight accountable throughout the lifecycle.
AI policies, risk and impact assessments, supplier reviews and ISO/IEC 42001 readiness.
Build, procure and operate AI with testing, security and recovery in place.
Acceptance criteria, release gates, human oversight and monitoring requirements with technical teams.
Make data suitable, authorised and reliable for its intended AI use.
Ownership, quality, access and evidence requirements with data and security teams.
The seven category names reference Gartner’s AI Maturity Assessment, 8 June 2026. The questions, scoring and advisory descriptions on this website are independent work, not Gartner’s proprietary assessment or benchmarking.
Government context: DGE’s Abu Dhabi Government Digital Strategy 2025–2027. The connection to the support described here is my interpretation of the published direction, not a DGE assessment methodology. This personal website does not represent DGE or claim endorsement by DGE or Gartner.
The practitioner’s toolkit
For governance owners, consultants, and teams starting an AI management system.
Bring structure to your first steps: assess the gaps, set the policy, plan the work, and organise your audit preparation.
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Inside the kit
Identify the work ahead and organise your findings.
Document control decisions and their rationale.
Start defining responsibilities and expectations.
Turn an assessment into a sequence of actions.
Structure evidence collection and follow-up.
Templates are a starting point. Adapt them to your organisation, risks, and scope; they do not guarantee certification.
The person behind the practice
AI governance becomes useful when people know what to do, who makes the decision, and what evidence to keep.
My work brings together AI governance, implementation, audit, and enterprise transformation. I help teams translate frameworks into policies, responsibilities, and processes they can actually use.
This is where I share that practical approach through resources, assessments, education, and advisory.
Work with me
Discuss the challenge, the outcome you need, and where your team needs support.
AI management systems, policies, decision rights, and ISO 42001 readiness. For government teams, explore my entity readiness support.
Explore entity readiness →A scoped review of your governance documents and evidence, with findings and a prioritised action plan. Delivered through Business Transformation Solutions LLC (BTS).
Enquire about a readiness review →Practical sessions for leaders, governance professionals, and implementation teams.
Discuss a session →Before you start
Governance professionals, consultants, and internal teams who need structure for their AI governance work. Start with the free checklist if you are exploring the subject.
The kit link opens my Gumroad listing. Review its current files, formats, price, licence, delivery details, and refund terms there before making a purchase.
Templates do not provide certification or a guarantee of compliance. For advice specific to your organisation, contact me to discuss a separate engagement.
Yes. The score and on-screen guidance are free. It is a directional self-assessment based on your answers, not an independent audit or sector benchmark.
Check the licence on the product listing first. If your intended use is not covered, email me before purchasing to discuss the right arrangement.
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