The article argues that traditional project and program governance structures in technology businesses often hinder effective operations. It emphasizes the need for governance models that align with product and platform dynamics, focusing on intention and substantive legitimacy over rigid processes.

The article discusses the ongoing underreaction to the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence and the potential societal implications of these developments. It emphasizes the need for more proactive measures and discussions surrounding AI governance and ethics to mitigate risks associated with this technology.

The National Blockchain Framework (NBF) was officially launched in September 2024 to enhance governance in India through blockchain technology, with a budget of ₹64.76 crore. Key components include the Vishvasya Blockchain Stack, NBFLite, and the National Blockchain Portal, aiming to provide a secure and scalable digital infrastructure that improves transparency and efficiency in public service delivery. As of October 2025, over 34 crore documents have been verified using this blockchain platform.