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Using High-Risk AI in the UK: How to Integrate BS 9347 into Your ISO 42001 AI Management System
A case study to illustrate how different sector and technology standards dovetail with ISO/IEC 42001
AI Assurance Market Opportunities Recognised by UK Government in New Report
At Anekanta®AI, we are thrilled to see the growing acknowledgment of the vibrant AI assurance ecosystem in the UK
Lessons for Business Leaders from the Dutch AI Scandal – AI the Board and the EU AI Act
Equip your organisation with the skills and tools needed to navigate AI responsibly for maximum benefit
Anekanta® Signs the EU AI Pact, Reinforcing its Commitment to AI Regulation
Anekanta®AI a leader in AI risk management, is proud to announce its official signing of the European Commission's Artificial Intelligence Office AI Pact. This pledge underscores our dedication to developing and deploying artificial intelligence in a trustworthy, ethical, and transparent manner in line with the EU AI Act regulatory requirements.
AI Assurance for Facial Recognition developed by Anekanta® featured in UK Government Portfolio
Our pioneering work in AI assurance has been recognised by the UK Government Responsible Technology Adoption Unit. Our AI assurance for facial recognition case study has been featured in the prestigious Portfolio of AI Assurance Techniques.
Shaping the future of Responsible AI – an essential guide for business leaders
In a recent podcast hosted by Sci-Tech Daresbury, Pauline Norstrom, founder of Anekanta®AI, joined experts from IBM and the Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) to explore the future of Responsible AI. The participants provided valuable insights on leadership readiness in an AI-driven world.
Harness the benefits and mitigate AI risk: how industry can strike the right balance
In this article Anekanta® provides a range of insights into the AI risk considerations which need to accompany AI opportunity decisions. We discuss the challenges arising when identifying AI systems in use, and explain the complexity of AI risk and more.
The EU AI Act is in force – how will industry prepare for its requirements?
The EU have legislated to address the evidence of AI harms experienced in Europe, such as self-learning discrimination revealed by Amnesty International in their report 'Xenophobic Machines' - through a flexible framework which reduces the risk of harms occurring in the future while stimulating innovation. Find out what the new regulations mean for industry.
Council of Europe Artificial Intelligence Treaty: Implications for Businesses
The first international treaty on Artificial Intelligence was adopted by the Council of Europe in May 2024. We summarise its key features and discuss the potential implications for commercial and industrial AI developments and use cases. We also touch on its juxtapositon with the EU AI Act.