Alex Golbin
In 70&M’s New York crisis war room, with Michelle beaming in from a besieged ER, Aaron and his team watch clinicians lose faith in their tools as triage systems flicker between urgency and reassurance. The problem is not just a bad model; it is that their entire governance playbook was written for slower software, not AI that can rewrite its own risk profile in hours. In an exhausted working session that pulls in Michelle, Mitch, Rose, and key engineers, they sketch the first version of RIVER—a verb-driven approach to enterprise resilience, focused on what people and systems must actually do to stay resilient. RIVER treats convergence, hybrid cognition, Risk Debt, data lineage, and resilience testing as ongoing disciplines rather than quarterly checkboxes, laying out a framework that will quietly shape everything that follows.