Recently, our Chief Information Officer, Judy Jiao, shared her thoughts on AI in the healthcare sector with Healthcare IT Today. Judy emphasizes the vital balance between AI tools and human supervision. As our CIO, Judy strives to improve federal healthcare services through first-rate business IT solutions. To achieve this mission-critical objective, Judy and our IT Team enable organizations to leverage the power of automation, data analytics, and AI without compromising on security. Read the full article here ➡ https://lnkd.in/g--XKs9b #HealthIT #FedHealth #AI
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The future of consulting is bright, but it hinges on responsible AI integration. Here's what the data tells us: ✅86% of executives believe ethical considerations are crucial for successful AI adoption in consulting. ✅Integrated solutions that combine human expertise with AI tools see a 20% boost in client satisfaction. The key is to leverage AI ethically, focusing on transparency, fairness, and human oversight. This ensures clients trust your recommendations and achieve optimal outcomes. Ready to build ethical, integrated AI solutions for your clients? Let's connect! Go to 🔗10xconsultant.ai and enroll into our Advanced Gen-AI course #10xConsulting #10xAICourse #10xBusinessConsultants #ConsultingLife #Consulting #Consultant #ConsultingToolkit #ConsultingMemes #ConsultingTrends #AINews #AICourses #GenerativeArtificialIntelligence #ArtificialIntelligence #ConsultingLife
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Navigating the EU AI Act's Impact on Your Organization 💡 Building on our comprehensive breakdown of the EU AI Act, this article zooms in on what it means for your organization. We've decoded the regulatory framework, and now it's time to explore the practical implications for organizations like yours. From compliance essentials to strategic considerations, we're delving into the EU AI Act's direct impact on organizations. Whether you're an established player or a newcomer to AI, this read provides essential insights into adapting your organizational strategy to the evolving regulatory landscape. 💼🤖 Ready to stay ahead in responsible AI adoption? Dive into the details with us in our latest article: https://lnkd.in/dpbsg-YD 🚀🔍 #AICompliance #EUAIAct #InnovatingSafetySecurity #SafeguardingAI
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A few weeks ago, the "Executive Order on the Safe, Secure, and Trustworthy Development and Use of Artificial Intelligence" was announced. It's been interesting to see how different industries and organizations have reacted, especially within the healthcare industry. https://lnkd.in/g9UyRpN3 While I mostly agree with the concepts and principles identified in the EO, it's clear that more consideration is needed around criteria and application. I maintain that trust and safety, particularly within the healthcare industry, are essential for the long game. From my experience developing AI solutions in healthcare, it seems like an enormous task for the Government. The road to achieving the objectives outlined in the EO is more complicated because of the number of organizations and industries that created their own guidelines. I'm excited to see this get the attention it needs, but organizations and industries will need to communicate and reconcile their priorities so a unified solution can be developed and adopted. #ai #healthcare #safety
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The UK government is leveraging advanced AI technology to revolutionize the processing and analysis of consultation responses. This innovative approach helps government departments efficiently handle extensive feedback from both industry professionals and the public. Overview of AI Consultation Analysis The integration of AI tools into government processes is a significant step forward. #AIfeedbackcategorization #AIingovernment #AIresponseprocessing #AItextanalysis #automatedconsultationanalysis #consultationfeedbackanalysis #consultationsummaryAI #governmentAItool #publicsectorAI #thxnews
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#ai, #regulations, #airegulations, #EXECUTIVESUMMARY #Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL) Ten Recommendations for Global AI Regulation Any legislative or regulatory approach to AI should follow these overarching recommendations: A. Principle-and Outcome-Based Rules 1. Create a flexible and adaptable framework that defines the outcomes to be achieved, rather than prescribing details of how to achieve them 2. Adopt a risk-based approach that considers risks and benefits holistically 3. Build on existing hard and soft law foundations 4. Empower individuals through transparency, explainability, and mechanisms for redress B. Demonstrable Organizational Accountability 5. Make demonstrable organizational accountability a central element of AI regulations 6. Advance adoption of accountable AI governance practices 7. Apportion liability carefully, with a focus on the party most closely associated with generating harm C. Smart Regulatory Oversight 8. Create mechanisms for coordination and cooperation across regulatory bodies 9. Institute cooperation-based regulatory oversight and enable ongoing regulatory innovation 10. Strive for global interoperability
New Paper from CIPL: Ten Recommendations for Global AI Regulation Artificial Intelligence is generating wide and growing societal benefits, including powering medical research, addressing climate change, transforming industries, and modernizing governments. At the same time, the rapid rollout and adoption of new applications, such as generative AI chatbots and image generators, have intensified longstanding concerns and raised new questions related to privacy and data protection, transparency and explainability, human rights, intellectual property, security, bias, workforce impacts, generation and dissemination of misinformation and disinformation; and other societal effects. In response, organizations are developing operational controls and governance frameworks to ensure responsible development and deployment of AI; industry experts are working to develop standards; policymakers are writing new laws; and regulators are testing the limits of existing authorities and proposing new ones. However, there is no consensus among countries on the best approach to regulating AI: should the focus be hard regulation, co-regulatory models, certifications and assurances, industry standards, or some combination? Drawing on this experience and our extensive engagement with private sector leaders developing and deploying AI technologies, policymakers, and regulators, CIPL offers in this paper ten recommendations to guide AI policymaking and regulation to enable accountable, responsible, and trustworthy AI. These ten recommendations encapsulate CIPL’s view on a layered or three-tiered approach to AI regulation: a) principle- and outcome -based rules, b) demonstrable organizational accountability, and c) robust and smart regulatory oversight. Download the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eNiAzaiW #ai #artificialintelligence #research
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The future of AI in healthcare is exciting, but it requires careful navigation. We must tread slowly and responsibly. How can we strike the right balance between harnessing AI's potential for innovation and ensuring that we maintain transparency, fairness, and privacy in the healthcare industry? What strategies should we employ to mitigate the risks effectively? #aiinhealthcare #ethicalai #healthtech #innovation #dataprivacy #ai4good #generatieveai #aiinworkplace https://lnkd.in/e9SjT54c
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Hugely exciting new paper from the Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL) - Ten Recommendations for Global AI Regulation. CIPL has been a thought leader on organizational accountability and a risk-based approach to data policy and practices for over 20 years, and was an early contributor toward scoping challenges and defining solutions for AI governance and industry practices. Its new paper could not be more important in an era of rapid technological advancements and progress in #artificialintelligence.
New Paper from CIPL: Ten Recommendations for Global AI Regulation Artificial Intelligence is generating wide and growing societal benefits, including powering medical research, addressing climate change, transforming industries, and modernizing governments. At the same time, the rapid rollout and adoption of new applications, such as generative AI chatbots and image generators, have intensified longstanding concerns and raised new questions related to privacy and data protection, transparency and explainability, human rights, intellectual property, security, bias, workforce impacts, generation and dissemination of misinformation and disinformation; and other societal effects. In response, organizations are developing operational controls and governance frameworks to ensure responsible development and deployment of AI; industry experts are working to develop standards; policymakers are writing new laws; and regulators are testing the limits of existing authorities and proposing new ones. However, there is no consensus among countries on the best approach to regulating AI: should the focus be hard regulation, co-regulatory models, certifications and assurances, industry standards, or some combination? Drawing on this experience and our extensive engagement with private sector leaders developing and deploying AI technologies, policymakers, and regulators, CIPL offers in this paper ten recommendations to guide AI policymaking and regulation to enable accountable, responsible, and trustworthy AI. These ten recommendations encapsulate CIPL’s view on a layered or three-tiered approach to AI regulation: a) principle- and outcome -based rules, b) demonstrable organizational accountability, and c) robust and smart regulatory oversight. Download the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eNiAzaiW #ai #artificialintelligence #research
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New paper alert! Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL) just released a groundbreaking paper titled "Ten Recommendations for Global AI Regulation", offering guidance for AI policymaking and regulation to enable accountable, responsible, and trustworthy AI. Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eaKrEeUn
New Paper from CIPL: Ten Recommendations for Global AI Regulation Artificial Intelligence is generating wide and growing societal benefits, including powering medical research, addressing climate change, transforming industries, and modernizing governments. At the same time, the rapid rollout and adoption of new applications, such as generative AI chatbots and image generators, have intensified longstanding concerns and raised new questions related to privacy and data protection, transparency and explainability, human rights, intellectual property, security, bias, workforce impacts, generation and dissemination of misinformation and disinformation; and other societal effects. In response, organizations are developing operational controls and governance frameworks to ensure responsible development and deployment of AI; industry experts are working to develop standards; policymakers are writing new laws; and regulators are testing the limits of existing authorities and proposing new ones. However, there is no consensus among countries on the best approach to regulating AI: should the focus be hard regulation, co-regulatory models, certifications and assurances, industry standards, or some combination? Drawing on this experience and our extensive engagement with private sector leaders developing and deploying AI technologies, policymakers, and regulators, CIPL offers in this paper ten recommendations to guide AI policymaking and regulation to enable accountable, responsible, and trustworthy AI. These ten recommendations encapsulate CIPL’s view on a layered or three-tiered approach to AI regulation: a) principle- and outcome -based rules, b) demonstrable organizational accountability, and c) robust and smart regulatory oversight. Download the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eNiAzaiW #ai #artificialintelligence #research
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Read the latest from Centre for Information Policy Leadership (CIPL)! CIPL recommends a risk-based and tiered approach to regulating AI that builds on existing laws and standards and on accountable practices of organizations. This approach should be backed by innovative regulatory oversight and co-regulatory instruments. #CIPL #AI #artificialintelligence #aipolicy #airegulation
New Paper from CIPL: Ten Recommendations for Global AI Regulation Artificial Intelligence is generating wide and growing societal benefits, including powering medical research, addressing climate change, transforming industries, and modernizing governments. At the same time, the rapid rollout and adoption of new applications, such as generative AI chatbots and image generators, have intensified longstanding concerns and raised new questions related to privacy and data protection, transparency and explainability, human rights, intellectual property, security, bias, workforce impacts, generation and dissemination of misinformation and disinformation; and other societal effects. In response, organizations are developing operational controls and governance frameworks to ensure responsible development and deployment of AI; industry experts are working to develop standards; policymakers are writing new laws; and regulators are testing the limits of existing authorities and proposing new ones. However, there is no consensus among countries on the best approach to regulating AI: should the focus be hard regulation, co-regulatory models, certifications and assurances, industry standards, or some combination? Drawing on this experience and our extensive engagement with private sector leaders developing and deploying AI technologies, policymakers, and regulators, CIPL offers in this paper ten recommendations to guide AI policymaking and regulation to enable accountable, responsible, and trustworthy AI. These ten recommendations encapsulate CIPL’s view on a layered or three-tiered approach to AI regulation: a) principle- and outcome -based rules, b) demonstrable organizational accountability, and c) robust and smart regulatory oversight. Download the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/eNiAzaiW #ai #artificialintelligence #research
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