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🤖Dive into the future of AI governance with Dominique Shelton Leipzig's latest insights! Discover how the EU AI Act will impact U.S. companies, along with key trends and mitigation strategies for navigating the evolving AI landscape. From proactive steps to minimize legal risks to the crucial role of diversity in AI development, Dominique offers a comprehensive roadmap for CEOs and board members. #AI #Governance #EUAIAct #DigitalTrust #DiversityInTech 🚀

AI is going to touch every facet of society and putting a focus on safety and security is going to be critical in order to manage and deploy it successfully. It is much more than helping a student write an English paper or discovering a great recipe for Chicken Parm. #AI #security #responsibleAI

#AI 🤝 Responsibility   The future of security is about combining human power and computer intelligence, and our ability to leverage AI is critical for driving the industry’s transformation.   And to ensure that we are doing it in the right way, we established a Responsible AI Framework providing governance for how we execute our broader AI strategy, while keeping our core values of integrity, vigilance, and helpfulness at the heart of all we do 💙   Our framework has 5️⃣ pillars - want to know what they are? Find out here 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g-vndXSy #seeadifferentworld #responsibleAI 🔴🔴🔴

The article 4 Types of GenAI Risk and How to Mitigate Them from Harvard Business Review identifies and discusses four primary risks associated with generative AI and offers strategies to mitigate these risks. I am a big fan of HBR and pay for a subscription but I have summarised the article here: The 4 types of risk and the associated mitigations are: 1. Bias and Fairness:   - Risk: Generative AI systems can perpetuate and even amplify existing biases present in the training data, leading to unfair outcomes.   - Mitigation: Implementing diverse and representative training datasets, regularly auditing AI outputs for bias, and incorporating fairness constraints in the AI models. 2. Security and Privacy:   - Risk: GenAI can be exploited to generate malicious content, such as deepfakes or phishing emails, and can also inadvertently expose sensitive information.   - Mitigation: Strengthening security protocols, using AI to detect and counteract malicious uses, and ensuring robust data privacy measures. 3. Intellectual Property (IP) and Ownership:   - Risk: The use of GenAI raises questions about the ownership of AI-generated content and potential infringement on existing IP rights.   - Mitigation: Establishing clear guidelines and legal frameworks for AI-generated content, and ensuring transparency in the AI's training data sources. 4. Accountability and Transparency:   - Risk: It can be challenging to determine accountability for decisions made by GenAI, especially when the decision-making process is opaque.   - Mitigation: Enhancing the transparency of AI systems, documenting decision-making processes, and assigning clear accountability for AI-driven decisions. The article emphasises the importance of proactive measures and continuous monitoring to address these risks effectively, ensuring that the benefits of generative AI are realised while minimising potential harms. Well worth a read of the full thing: https://lnkd.in/epTD2cWT #IDEAS #digital #ai

The implications of the recent Executive Order on AI safety and security for company boards include: - Developing AI policies and processes: Boards should be involved in the development of AI policies and processes, ensuring that they align with the company's strategy and risk management framework - Cybersecurity and compliance: Boards must understand the cybersecurity implications of AI and ensure that employees are trained to mitigate AI risks. They should also consider AI-related compliance and controls, as regulations in this area are not yet standardized - AI governance: Boards should establish an AI governance system, including defining AI risk management roles and responsibilities - Understanding AI's impact on the business and industry: Boards should have an adequate understanding of how AI could disrupt their business and industry, as well as the strategic opportunities and risks it presents - AI use in company processes and third-party products: Boards should be aware of how AI is used in company processes and third-party products used by the company, and ensure that the company is positioned to leverage its data assets effectively - AI's potential risks and legal considerations: Boards should be prepared to address the potential risks and legal considerations associated with AI integration, such as fraud, discrimination, bias, and disinformation By addressing these implications, company boards can ensure that AI is integrated safely and effectively, maximizing its potential benefits while minimizing the associated risks. Thanks Shing Pan for sharing the link! #AI #cybersecurity #governance #riskmanagement #compliance

🚀 Exciting news in the world of artificial intelligence! 🤖 President Biden has just issued a groundbreaking Executive Order to ensure that America leads the way in harnessing the power of AI while managing its risks. Let's dive into the details and see how this impacts various sectors. #AI #ExecutiveOrder 🔍 Modern warfare is rapidly evolving, and artificial intelligence is playing a crucial role in staying ahead of our adversaries. Software companies like Govini and Palantir are at the forefront of producing and modernizing high-tech weapon systems. With President Biden's Executive Order, the United States is poised to maintain its edge in this critical area of national security. #ModernWarfare #NationalSecurity [1] 💼 But AI isn't just transforming the battlefield. It's also revolutionizing law enforcement. The Fort Collins Police Services in Colorado is testing AI to transcribe body camera videos, significantly speeding up report writing time. This innovative use of AI technology will not only enhance efficiency but also improve the accuracy and effectiveness of police work. #LawEnforcement #AIInnovation [2] 🔒 Cybersecurity is another domain where AI is making a tremendous impact. The enterprise attack surface is vast and constantly evolving, making it challenging to accurately calculate risk. However, with the power of AI, hundreds of billions of time-varying signals can be analyzed to identify potential threats and vulnerabilities. [3] President Biden's Executive Order ensures that AI will continue to play a vital role in safeguarding our digital infrastructure. #Cybersecurity #DigitalDefense 🌐 As the Director of Innovation, I am thrilled to see President Biden's commitment to safe, secure, and trustworthy AI. This Executive Order not only positions America as a global leader in AI but also emphasizes the importance of responsible and ethical AI development. It's a significant step towards harnessing the full potential of AI while addressing any potential risks. #Innovation #EthicalAI 👥 I would love to hear your thoughts on this exciting development! How do you think AI will continue to shape our future? Share your insights and let's foster a vibrant discussion. Together, we can explore the endless possibilities that AI offers while ensuring its responsible and beneficial use. #AICommunity #FutureTech ✨ Let's embrace this new era of AI and work towards a safer, more secure, and trustworthy future. President Biden's Executive Order sets the stage for innovation, collaboration, and progress. Together, we can unlock the full potential of AI and create a world where technology serves humanity's best interests. #AIRevolution #FutureForward References: [1] How artificial intelligence is reshaping modern warfare: https://lnkd.in/dF7t-4JQ [2] Fort Collins police testing artificial intelligence to speed up report writing time: https://lnkd.in/dv8HR5wt [3] Using Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: https://lnkd.in/dH3gkfim

Rarely does NIST issue point blank warnings/concerns like these directly to the public. It's usually via weeks/months of them filtering out through their Special Publication (SP) drafting/comment cycles. This demonstrates that even NIST has jumped on board with the concern many industry experts have (including myself) is that the mindset across any/all industry verticals is to have at least 1 AI use case to keep up with the jones to say they're using AI in some capacity. These Rapid AI deployments are no different than any other go to market strategy for competitive technologies which is to go to market with little/no risk assessment/testing and let the end users identify all of the flaws to patch reactively vs proactively so they aren't last into a new market. In AI's case, a market that is changing the world faster than we can reel it in. #artificialintelligencetechnology #aiadvancements #CybersecurityRisk #DataPrivacy #NIST #itgovernance #regulatorycompliance

“Delegating an AI strategy below the C-suite or to a pure technology person is a potential mistake,” writes Alec Crawford, Founder and CEO of Artificial Intelligence Risk, Inc. Intelligence Risk in a piece in Directors & Boards. Titled “The Board and AI’s Human Capital Reset,” the piece looks at how crucial adding AI expertise to management and the board will be to most companies' success over the next decade. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e8RiEQUk #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #DirectorsAndBoards #HumanResources #Compliance #Cybersecurity #AIGRCC

Just make sure they are not a pure technologist but still understand the technology at a deep level.

With the #budget released for the year in AUS, and a focus on safer use for AI, here is a quick look from Craig Nielsen on what this also means for organisations... " All organisations aiming to benefit from AI must share the responsibility of its ethical adoption, not solely regulators. In order to integrate AI properly, leaders need to assess how AI fits into their broader goals and security and privacy policies. Without the proper guardrails in place, such as how AI tools store and protect data, organisations are vulnerable to security risks, fines, customer attrition, and reputational damage. " Full article in comments. #AI #Security #DevSecOps