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Igor Jablokov, Pryon: Building a responsible AI future

AI News

He outlined a litany of potential pitfalls that must be carefully navigated—from AI hallucinations and emissions of falsehoods, to data privacy violations and intellectual property leaks from training on proprietary information. Pryon also emphasises explainable AI and verifiable attribution of knowledge sources.

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Delivering responsible AI in the healthcare and life sciences industry

IBM Journey to AI blog

Curating AI responsibly is a sociotechnical challenge that requires a holistic approach. There are many elements required to earn people’s trust, including making sure that your AI model is accurate, auditable, explainable, fair and protective of people’s data privacy.

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Considerations for addressing the core dimensions of responsible AI for Amazon Bedrock applications

AWS Machine Learning Blog

The rapid advancement of generative AI promises transformative innovation, yet it also presents significant challenges. Concerns about legal implications, accuracy of AI-generated outputs, data privacy, and broader societal impacts have underscored the importance of responsible AI development.

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AI’s Got Some Explaining to Do

Towards AI

Yet, for all their sophistication, they often can’t explain their choices — this lack of transparency isn’t just frustrating — it’s increasingly problematic as AI becomes more integrated into critical areas of our lives. What is Explainability AI (XAI)? It’s particularly useful in natural language processing [3].

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Responsible AI?—?deployment framework

Chatbots Life

Responsible AI — deployment framework I asked ChatGPT and Bard to share their thoughts on what policies governments have to put in place to ensure responsible AI implementations in their countries. They should also work to raise awareness of the importance of responsible AI among businesses and organizations.

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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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Adam Asquini, Director Information Management & Data Analytics at KPMG – Interview Series

Unite.AI

Adam Asquini is a Director of Information Management & Data Analytics at KPMG in Edmonton. He is responsible for leading data and advanced analytics projects for KPMG's clients in the prairies. He's former Gartner and MIT, and it's a really good book to explain a monetization framework for data.