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ICYMI: Last week the UK government published details on its proposed flexible approach to regulating AI systems. The principles outlined aim to support innovation while identifying risks from high-risk deployments. This contrasts with the EU's upcoming AI Act taking a more structured, harmonized legislative approach. As regulatory regimes emerge on both sides of the Atlantic, it still remains unclear what additional guidance UK companies developing AI may seek. Check out our blog with the highlights: https://lnkd.in/giSu-DXh #ResponsibleAI #AI #AIRegulation #AIPolicy #UKAINews

Discover how the EU, US, and India's unique approaches to AI regulation are shaping the future of technology and what it means for global AI governance. Dive into our latest blog for insights. https://wix.to/idgwEE7 #AIRegulation #GlobalTech #Innovation

How will the EU #AI Act affect your operations? Check out our webinar on the 14th of May - where we speak directly to the EU legislator and other large companies about how this will impact the industry going forward.

📣 Super pleased to announce that, on 18 March at 15:00 UK, Avi Gesser and I will be presenting on “The Rise in AI Regulation: What to Expect & How to Prepare” at the #AIUK2024 Fringe, in association with The Alan Turing Institute. We’ll be covering: 💡 The AI concerns that are currently top-of-mind for regulators globally; 🌏 What the regulatory landscape looks like in the short and long term, including the unique challenges of developing a regulatory compliance strategy across borders, and in the face of potentially divergent regimes; and ✅ Emerging hallmarks of responsible AI governance and compliance, and practices to consider adopting now. We hope you can join us. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eGx8h-gT #AIUK

I strongly recommend this webinar. Learn how AI impact your operation.

Governments are rushing to regulate AI despite a limited understanding of its potential and risks. This article dives into the possible ways AI can be regulated without the regulation being too restrictive or too loose. Click the link to read more! http://cs.co/6048icMRM

This is an interesting guide from the Department of Industry, Science and Resources outlining voluntary AI standards. > The 10 guardrails support the notion of humans being involved when AI is used to ensure the technology is used in a way that's understood and performs as expected > It is particularly suited for sectors where there are high compliance requirements (think healthcare, finance etc) The verification dilemma at the heart of using AI is one I've found is the most challenging and limiting in terms of small-scale use and automating processes. Any thoughts about what this all means for the spread of AI tools across organisations?

Every industry wants to go fast with Gen AI. The question is how do they do this safely? Mantel Group’s David Hodges outlines to The Mandarin how public sector AI aspirants are installing guard rails and embracing failure as a critical element of innovation in this rapidly emerging field. “The ability to push through and learn from mistakes will ensure that service delivery continues to reach the segments of society that need it most. We should all be rooting for AI innovation in government with appropriate guardrails,” Hodges says. “The most detrimental impact of stifling innovation in government is that service delivery stagnates.” Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/gFfwPV4G

Advanced AI systems have already outpaced their developers' understanding because developers can not fully explain AI decision-making, and a system sometimes acts contrary to its operators' interests. Without fully explaining, let alone controlling, AI systems' behavior, the public will face risks ranging from biased employment decisions to physical harm. The Center for AI Policy's latest report offers an overview of explainability concepts, techniques, and recommendations for reasonable policies to mitigate risk. Full report here: https://lnkd.in/gKs834Rf -- Mark Reddish

AI is expected to revolutionize how we live and work, fueling massive investment and prompting regulatory scrutiny, as well as the development of new legislative frameworks and best practices. In a past webinar, #TeamSPB looked back at major 2023 AI developments and what they mean for assessing AI risks and rewards in 2024. Watch the full webinar at the link below! 📺 https://lnkd.in/gnQmJR74 #AI I #DataPrivacy I #Regulations