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FQ AI Summit 2026

Publish a Place to Ask AI Security Questions Before Anyone Acts

My notes from attending the FQ AI Summit in New York, November 10, 2026.

Trust, Governance and Risk

How do we encourage people to raise an AI concern early?

Give employees a safe way to ask an AI question before they act. Publish a contact or channel for preflight questions, and have people describe the task and the category of information while keeping the sensitive material out of the question. The reply should name the permitted route, the prohibited action or the fact still needed.

If every uncertainty feels like a confession, people may try the tool first and ask afterward whether the use was allowed. A team that wants experimentation needs a practical route for questions.

Answers need enough context to help. A reply that only says to follow policy can send the employee back to the same ambiguity.

Track recurring questions and turn the answers into clearer guidance. A high number of questions may point to unclear operating rules, and it's no proof that people are careless.

Close the loop with whoever asked. Confirm what they can do next and which restrictions remain. That way people find an answer before a small uncertainty turns into an external mistake.