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Crisis Communication and Management: Key Principles and Practices
In business, crises are inevitable. They range from natural disasters and public health emergencies to repetitional crises. The ability to effectively manage these crises is a crucial competency for any organization. This article outlines the key principles and practices of crisis communication and management, providing practical insights for management professionals.
Source Code Risks and Risk Mitigation With Guardrail Code Analyzer™
Our Guardrail Code Analyzer™ consists of a variety of modules designed to be flexibly deployed to mitigate the risks specific to your usage of AI and source code. The modules provide data about your source code ingredients, the potential risks and where code elements may have come from. We enable this process by collecting, analyzing, and presenting information to humans such that they can make informed decisions about the risk you face.
AI Regulatory Developments: What You Need to Know, What to Do, and the Risks of Non-Compliance
Emerging regulations seek to establish a framework of trust and transparency so that people and companies can leverage AI to their greatest advantage without compromising our autonomy or right to privacy.
Making the Case for Algorithmic Accounting
Algorithms and technology underpin all aspects of an organization. They can be involved in executing, approving, or facilitating transactions that have a financial impact, making them intrinsically connected to a business’ financial health.
Generative AI (ChatGPT): Curse or Companion?
We now face a revolution of Artificial Intelligence, or the AI Era. The impact of AI on the labor market is likely to be significant, but most jobs and industries are only partially exposed to automation and are thus more likely to be complemented rather than substituted by AI.
Embracing Change: Tangible Ways Organizations Can Benefit From Upskilling Employees Impacted by AI
Upskilling enables employees to adapt and thrive in the evolving job market. Implementing AI responsibly requires the intervention of humans at key points in the AI workflow. It is through the dual effort of humans and AI technology that this newest tech revolution will prove its greatest gains.
Guardrail 360 - AI, But Better!
By becoming a detective of AI outputs, you're not just passively consuming information, you're actively engaging with the technology. This empowers you to make informed decisions and get the most out of the amazing world of GenAI.
The Dark Side of AI: Bias
Artificial Intelligence is often considered a transformative technology that will enable incredible innovation and insights. If the true promise of AI is realized, it will transform society in a very positive way. However, AI is still (for now) created and deployed by humans and is susceptible to many of the same biases that human decision makers exhibit. These human biases, intentional or inadvertent, can creep in at every phase of the AI development and deployment process.
How to Build AI That Society Wants and Needs
While AI holds great promise for society, the speed of its advancement has far outpaced the ability of businesses and governments to monitor and assess the outcomes properly. The relative ambiguity of regulatory oversight throughout the world prevents AI from directly reflecting society’s needs. It is important that organizations take steps to enable and showcase trustworthiness to all stakeholders and build the reputation of the organization’s AI.
AI Sprawl – A Disaster Waiting to Happen
Sprawl is probably most familiar when used to describe the rapid and often poorly controlled spread of housing and commercial construction throughout much of suburbia. We have found that it also appropriately describes the current state of the development and utilization of artificial intelligence (AI) in many organizations.
Aligning Responsible AI With The White House Executive Order On Ethical AI
The Executive Order put out by the White House regarding Artificial Intelligence is extremely ambitious. It seeks to set out a whole universe of analysis, regulation, and monitoring across a large swath of the U.S. government.
Reimagining Responsible AI Through Public Disputes and Consensus Building
The rapid development of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies presents many opportunities to improve lives but also poses many risks if deployed irresponsibly.