For chairs, directors and risk committees
The risk on your register that has no line.
What must a company preserve when AI does more of its thinking? Expertise grows through practice: making decisions, encountering mistakes, and learning to recognise when something does not fit. When AI takes over that work, organisations must consider how the next generation will develop the judgment needed to oversee it.
Judgment Capital explores six ways this human capacity can erode. It shows boards how to recognise the risk and make its preservation part of governance—so that adopting AI strengthens the organisation without hollowing out the expertise it depends on.
What you pay
€49 a copy, plus shipping. If yours has not arrived by 31 December 2026, it is refunded automatically.
Risk register · extract
The line no one owns.
The book gives it an owner, a cadence and a threshold.
| Ref | Risk | Owner | Reviewed |
|---|---|---|---|
| 07 | Credit and market risk | CFO | Monthly |
| 08 | Cyber and information security | CISO | Quarterly |
| 09 | Third-party dependency | COO | Quarterly |
| 10 | Key person | CHRO | Annual |
| 11 | Judgment capital — the capacity to form and hold judgment | — | — |
What the book gives a board
Six ways judgment drains, and who owns each one.
Prologue and fourteen chapters, in four parts, thirty-four figures and full sources. It ends with a practitioner’s action guide and the register on one page, so the committee has something to table.
Pipeline collapse
The intake that no longer arrives, and the specialist who has no one forming up behind them.
Succession · CHRO
Competence drift
A control function's judgment migrating into agreement with the machine — the override rate sliding toward zero, not because the machine improved but because the humans stopped forming an independent view.
Decision-quality · CRO
Inquiry groupthink
Every seat briefed to the same depth from the same fluent source, so the room stops generating alternatives and its unanimity certifies nothing.
Decision-quality · CRO
Authorship erosion
The share of the institution's output that no one on the payroll could now rebuild from scratch, tools down.
Decision-quality · CRO
Agency erosion
A correct judgment forms in someone ready to use it — and the process will not let it reach the decision.
Decision-quality · CRO
Detection blindness
The deskilled watcher who can no longer see what the machine missed. It usually arrives as a bill rather than a warning.
Both lines · CRO + CHRO
The authors
Oksana Sivokobilska, independent director, and Alex Blumentals, founder and entrepreneur. Published by the authors, which is why the dispatch date holds.
One copy, or one for every seat
€49 a copy. Ten or more for the board: 10% off, shipping free.
15% off from 50 copies, 20% off from 100 copies. Prices are before VAT; enter your company VAT number at checkout and the invoice is issued to the company. Ships 15 November – 15 December 2026.