Responsible AI practice enhances reputation, profit and reduces risk. Here we explain what you can do to prepare your organization for success and in doing so align with emerging regulations.
Category: Responsible AI (RAI)
What is Responsible AI? – Responsible AI (RAI) ensures that from the inception of the idea through to the deployment and use of the AI system – opportunities are realised – and harms are foreseen and mitigated – and there is a traceable system of governance, accountability and redress throughout the AI value chain. Anekanta®AI specialise in providing services and risk products which support the Responsible AI mission and process through de facto standards and regulation including BS ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act (Regulation (EU) 2024/1689).
Anekanta®AI featured in UK Government AI Assurance Portfolio
The Anekanta® AI, AI Risk Intelligence System™ for biometric and high-risk AI supports organisations to build consistency into their governance processes. The system leads to the creation of a new comparable data set about the AI, which can be analysed to reach conclusions about the impact and risks associated with using certain types of software.
Stakeholder Spotlight: CoESS Annual General Assembly
An exclusive insight into the pioneering AI stakeholder work we undertake with the physical security industry. Driving guidance, standards and regulation of high-risk AI including facial recognition software.
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.
National Security : Regulation of AI-driven live facial recognition
This was an educational and insightful evidence session led by its Chair Lord Clement Jones; and where many perspectives were considered; including police use of the technology, commercial examples such as access control and ID verification in banking, and the confusing patchwork framework of legislation in the UK.