Since Anekanta® created the ethical framework for AI implementation in 2020, there have been further developments which warrant consideration. These include reference to the EU AI Act requirements.
Category: AI Governance
AI may manifest in various forms – how to identify it?
Any organisation who develops, provides and uses/deploys software which meets the AI definition criteria, and whose decisions are utilised within the EU will be subject to the EU AI Act.
UK Government defines a new AI Regulator in waiting?
The burden of responsibility for safe AI development and use, is on the shoulders of business leaders to ensure that they have robust risk, audit, control, ethics, remedial and monitoring processes in place.
Evidence provided to the APPG AI at the House of Lords
Listen to the All Party Parliamentary Group for AI on 23rd January 2023 at the House of Lords. Gain insights into the evidence supporting the state of AI Board Governance in the UK.
LLM and Gen AI update
ChatGPT from Open AI can provide quite credible, human sounding answers to complex problems. We have tried it out with a range of specialised sector research questions. Find out what happened.
UK AI Regulation – Which Direction?
Our customers are seeking clarity, legal certainty and operating guardrails to enable them to make decisions about their use of AI technology. Therefore, our response to the UK Government consultation is mindful of these needs.
AI Transparency. Is it Important?
This article was first published in Fire and Security Matters Magazine July 2020: https://www.fsmatters.com/Artificial-Intelligence-The-Transparency-Challenge Why should we challenge the transparency of AI? UPDATED 10th March 2023. In the two and a half years since we published this opinion piece, ChatGPT…
Transform Manufacturing with AI
The development of general-purpose technologies which enable AI to deliver better results and transform manufacturing have been strengthened.
Anekanta® AI Governance Framework
Anekanta®'s AI governance framework was originally developed in 2020 and independently assessed by the University of Oxford, prior to the recent explosion in the awareness of AI as a beneficial business tool. The purpose of this set of principles is to ensure ethical AI practices throughout the organisation. It is clear that AI needs to be on the Board agenda and considered seriously as part of the CSR requirements. AI should not be confined within the realms of IT, although the CIO may take responsibility for implementation and management.