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.
Category: AI Regulation
AI regulation is evolving around the world which means that developers and AI value chain decision makers need to navigate an international patchwork of requirements. The EU won the race to bring the world’s first AI safety legislation to market (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689), in force 1st August 2024. Other regions have adopted a range of approaches from the UK with a principles based regulatory framework, and emerging frontier AI safety legislation – to the US Executive Order for artificial intelligence, NYC anti-bias laws and California frontier AI proposals. At a state to state level, the Hiroshima process for advanced AI systems and the Council of Europe framework convention on artificial intelligence and human rights, democracy and the rule of law, have introduced uniformity through the adoption of OECD principles for trustworthy AI. Anekanta® informs AI strategy by advising organisations around the world how to design and develop their product road maps for international interoperability, in addition to assessing the risk of their current and planned use case scenarios.
Our communities – ethical agenda for high-risk AI
We continually contribute to the development of the communities which place the ethical and legal risks associated with high-risk AI at the top of the agenda.
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.
Is public faith in facial recognition on the rise?
First published in December 2021, much has moved forward since then; legislation on the horizon, also guidance and standards from stakeholder organisations working together for harmony.
Research: “The Bigger Picture” surveillance report.
A showcase for the key steps in the team's journey to deliver this ground breaking research.
Is an ethical commercial decision a dichotomy?
Company Law, if correctly followed can lead to good commercial practice; statutes are objective, and ethics subjective. What if subjectivity rules AI?
AI at the House of Lords – round up
A round up of content presented at the London Tech Week fringe event at the House of Lords.
Industrial applications for AI: Amazon fulfillment centre
This visit to the London UK, state of the art fulfillment centre presented a great opportunity to learn about and appreciate the safe use of AI and robotics in a real world industrial application.
Bias in AI decisions? Fix the humans first.
The degree of bias is dependent on a huge number of factors which affect a human’s perspective of an issue. Too many to mention here but to focus on just one cognitive bias, confirmation bias is frequently featured in leadership development as the single greatest hindrance to good decision making.
AI, Automated Facial Recognition and Standards
Anekanta Consulting's founder presented AI and Facial Recognition (AFR) Ethical Guidance at the Security Buyer Live event. Find out what is happening in the world of standards and regulation and hear a useful non-technical "AI learner's" overview of AI.