The AI Governance Briefing with Dr. Tuboise Floyd
- No. of episodes
- 21
- Latest episode
- 2026-04-23
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About the Podcast
The AI Governance Briefing with Dr. Tuboise Floyd
The AI Governance Briefing serves operators navigating institutions disrupted by artificial intelligence. Hosted by Dr. Tuboise Floyd — founder, researcher, and principal analyst at Human Signal.
The market has split in two. The consumption economy trades in noise, checklists, and compliance theater. The investment economy trades in signal infrastructure, physics, and sovereignty. The AI Governance Briefing serves the investment economy as its intelligence feed. We do not trade in content. We trade in leverage.
Each episode applies the TAIMScore™ framework, GASP™ diagnostic, L.E.A.C. Protocol™, and the Failure Files™ instrument to reverse-engineer real institutional AI failures, and to build governance infrastructure before autonomous systems break the institution.
Produced with Creative Director Jeremy Jarvis, the show covers asymmetric strategy, critical infrastructure, and the physics of risk for government contracting and builder sectors.
New episodes, visual briefs, and honest playbooks at https://theaigovernancebriefing.com/podcast
© 2026 Dr. Tuboise Floyd. All rights reserved.
Episode content applies the TAIMScore™ framework, GASP™ diagnostic, L.E.A.C. Protocol™, and the Failure Files™ instrument. The AI Governance Briefing publishes under Human Signal. The AI Governance Briefing operates as an independent media and research platform.
All episode content, including analysis, case studies, and framework application, is provided for educational and informational purposes only. Nothing in any episode constitutes legal, regulatory, compliance, financial, or professional advice. No advisory or consulting relationship is created by listening to or engaging with this content. Guest opinions are those of the guest alone and do not represent the positions of Human Signal or Dr. Tuboise Floyd. Case studies and institutional failure analyses are based on publicly available information and are presented as pedagogical tools, not legal findings or regulatory determinations.
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: OP3 — https://op3.dev/privacy
© 2026 Dr. Tuboise Floyd. All rights reserved.
This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis:
OP3 - https://op3.dev/privacy