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With Generative AI Advances, The Time to Tackle Responsible AI Is Now

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In 2022, companies had an average of 3.8 AI models in production. Today, seven in 10 companies are experimenting with generative AI, meaning that the number of AI models in production will skyrocket over the coming years. As a result, industry discussions around responsible AI have taken on greater urgency.

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Announcing new tools and capabilities to enable responsible AI innovation

AWS Machine Learning Blog

These challenges include some that were common before generative AI, such as bias and explainability, and new ones unique to foundation models (FMs), including hallucination and toxicity. Guardrails drive consistency in how FMs on Amazon Bedrock respond to undesirable and harmful content within applications.

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Google Research, 2022 & beyond: Health

Google Research AI blog

Commensurate with our mission to demonstrate these societal benefits , Google Research’s programs in applied machine learning (ML) have helped place Alphabet among the top five most impactful corporate research institutions in the health and life sciences publications on the Nature Impact Index in every year from 2019 through 2022.

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Google Research, 2022 & beyond: Algorithmic advances

Google Research AI blog

In 2022, we continued this journey, and advanced the state-of-the-art in several related areas. We also had a number of interesting results on graph neural networks (GNN) in 2022. Top Market algorithms and causal inference We also continued our research in improving online marketplaces in 2022.

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How data stores and governance impact your AI initiatives

IBM Journey to AI blog

But the implementation of AI is only one piece of the puzzle. The tasks behind efficient, responsible AI lifecycle management The continuous application of AI and the ability to benefit from its ongoing use require the persistent management of a dynamic and intricate AI lifecycle—and doing so efficiently and responsibly.

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Responsible AI at Google Research: PAIR

Google Research AI blog

We continue to focus on making AI more understandable, interpretable, fun, and usable by more people around the world. It’s a mission that is particularly timely given the emergence of generative AI and chatbots. As an example of their utility, these methods recently won a SemEval competition to identify and explain sexism.

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Juliette Powell & Art Kleiner, Authors of the The AI Dilemma – Interview Series

Unite.AI

One of the most significant issues highlighted is how the definition of responsible AI is always shifting, as societal values often do not remain consistent over time. Can focusing on Explainable AI (XAI) ever address this? For someone who is being falsely accused, explainability has a whole different meaning and urgency.