As the field of AI advances rapidly and gains widespread adoption by organizations, there is a growing imperative to ensure this progress is conducted in a compliant, safe, and risk-free manner. The Responsible AI Summit convenes industry leaders, academia, and policymakers to offer practical insights into the continuously evolving landscape of responsible AI, governance, and risk management. The aim is to secure competitive advantages, foster user trust, and proactively address regulatory requirements to avoid fines. Learn more.
In this report, we will explore what responsible AI looks like today, why it’s so important, and the challenges it presents for enterprises.
In almost any organisation, the implementation of AI and Generative AI solutions will involve a period of transition – and the need for ongoing training and development. From overcoming employee scepticism to refresher training when rules and regulations change or technology advances, a culture of continuous improvement – with responsibility and ethics at its heart – is crucial for organisations serious about AI implementation.
September 2024, over 150 industry leaders, regulators, and academics came together to drive global progress in Responsible AI. From de-risking technology to implementing governance and compliance frameworks, our Post-Event Report showcases agenda highlights, participating companies, and attendee testimonials.
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Generative AI is already demonstrating huge potential to drive growth and increase engagement with customers. Early applications such as creating hard hitting content on the fly, hyper personalisation, and streamlining complex tasks, have caught the imaginations of business leaders, who are rushing to understand how they can best leverage the technology and reap its rewards. But, with great power comes great responsibility. While Generative AI is shaping up to be the next big-ticket driver of productivity and creativity, it comes with several risks that need to be managed, to protect businesses and their customers from harm. In this guide, we will take you through a step-by-step approach on how to mitigate the risks of using Generative AI for your business and explain what measures you can put in place to ensure safe and successful use of Generative AI.
Generative AI has emerged as a significant force in recent years, poised to revolutionise how businesses operate, with many acknowledging its transformative potential in generating high-quality text, analysis, code, images, videos, and more from text prompts.
The Responsible AI Summit is the only meeting bringing together a broad spectrum of industry leaders, academia, and regulators to revolutionize the Responsible AI transformations necessary for organizations to thrive in the era of Generative AI.
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In this article, we will explore what a good AI ethics counsel looks like, and how you can implement one in your organisation to help guide your AI journey.
Join us in reflecting on the impactful discussions and insights shared at the Responsible AI Summit in London, UK, in 2024. This summit convened a diverse group of experts to address challenges in operationalization, scaling, assessing use cases, regulatory compliance, and the responsible transformation of AI.
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From the impact of legislative shifts to corporate strategies, delve into key insights shaping responsible AI deployment and the pursuit of an ethical digital future.
Artificial intelligence (AI) continues to evolve at an astonishing pace, with Large Language Models now leading new discourse about AI risk and safe usage. Meanwhile, governments worldwide are taking more interest in AI and are introducing guidance documents and legislation to encourage responsible use by both developers and end-users. In this report, we examine these 5 steps you can take to stay ahead of the curve in preparation for your AI journey.
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Global AI regulations, particularly in the EU, UK, US, and China, will impact businesses worldwide, aiming to ensure responsible AI use and ethical standards, potentially transforming the global AI landscape positively.
Paul Dongha, Group Head of Data and AI Ethics at Lloyds Banking Group, holds the responsibility for all processes and technologies, generating trustworthy and responsible outcomes for Lloyds' customers, answers the crucial questions regarding responsible AI & risk management today. Hear from an expert in this field, download this free interview and get involved in the cutting-edge conversations happening at the Responsible AI & Risk Management Summit!
Implementing Responsible AI is important not only for wider society, but also to foster trust in AI systems which is essential for their long-term success. Watch the video here >>