The evolving risks and impacts when using AI technology in security and beyond
Earlier this year, Anekanta®Consulting founder Pauline Norstrom was invited as a guest speaker at the spring Security Buyer Live 2023 event. Here we share her presentation with the kind permission of the international security publication Security Buyer. We look forward to seeing further content from her in the October 2023 event.
Delivering an insightful talk designed for an audience who may be exploring the potential of AI to improve their effectiveness specifically within the $50 billion (+) security and smart building/city market, Pauline touched on a number of topics applicable to a range of high-risk AI technologies. She explains the principles which underpin AI, the use cases, and the ethical and legal considerations which lead to prohibitions and additional measures for organisations using AI in the EU and which may be subject to the EU AI Act.
Anekanta® Consulting specialise in researching the highest risk, most difficult AI considerations affecting technology decisions, and sister brand Anekanta®AI provides impact and risk assessments which offer a position with regard to ethical and legal mitigations including the requirements of the EU AI Act.
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