4 Types of Gen AI Riskand How to Mitigate Them - Harvard Business Review
Many organizations are understandably hesitant to adopt gen AI applications, citing concerns about privacy and securitythreats, …
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Q1 2024 Takeaways on What Directors and Officers Need to Know
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Regulators Begin Scrutiny of Artificial Intelligence Risks. Key Takeaways. The use of artificial intelligence (AI) internally, and in product …
Four ways boards can support the effective use of AI
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Finally, a responsible AI framework should be integrated in the company's overallriskmanagement program. Boards may seek to establish regular and …
The 2024 Audit Committee agenda and the questions investors should be asking
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance For example, cybersecurity, climate, ESG, or 'mission-critical'riskssuch as safety, as well asartificial intelligence(AI), including generative AI …
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Harvard Business Review Article: “AI'sTrust Problem”
The AI trust gap can be understood as the sum of the persistentrisks(both real and perceived) associated with AI; depending on the application, some …
AI'sTrust Problem - Harvard Business Review
AI'sTrust Problem · Disinformation · Safety and security · The black box problem · Ethical concerns · Bias · Instability ·Hallucinationsin LLMs · Unknown …
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AI'sTrust Problem - Harvard Business Review
Consider 12AI risksthat are among the most commonly cited across both groups: Disinformation; Safety and security; The black box problem; Ethical …
The Board Member's Oversight of AI Risk– Moving from Middle to Modern English
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance The Board Member's Oversight of AI Risk– Moving from Middle to Modern English. Posted by Sean Dowd, Rich Kando, and Chris Crovatto, Alix Partners LLP, …
Data in the Driver's Seat: What Boards Need to Know about Data Governance
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Artificial intelligence(AI) – and particularly generativeAI– has accelerated the race toward ever more innovative data-driven products and …
A New Governance Paradigm is Necessary forAI-Powered Boards
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance AI,AI directors,Artificial intelligence, board, corporate board. More ...AI-specificrisks. However, this approach is not particularly suited to …
Noise exposure may raiserisksof cardiovascular problems - Harvard Health
Can AI answer medical questions better than your doctor? 1 / 10. Staying Healthy. Noise exposure may raiserisksof cardiovascular problems. Research …
AIGovernance Appears on Corporate Radar
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance To assess how boards may evolve to manage and oversee this new area of potentialrisksand opportunities, ISS-Corporate examined S&P 500 company DEF …
Case Study: How Aggressively Should a Bank Pursue AI? - Harvard Business Review
...AI, the resistance to losing the human touch in banking services, and therisksof falling behind in technology against the need for a prudent …
Biden National Security Official Discusses AI and Cybersecurity at Harvard Law School Talk
The Harvard Crimson Deputy National Security Adviser Anne Neuberger discussed how the U.S. government is combating cybersecurity challenges amidst the emergence of …
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Questioning technology governance orthodoxy
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance As AI tools proliferate, securityrisksare also increasing, particularly with the advent of synthetic media like deepfakes. These tools can be used …
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Artificial Intelligence: An engagement guide
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance17OECD, “What is an AI hallucination ?”, n.d(go back). 18Leslie David, 'A guide to AI ethics, including responsible design and implementation of AI …
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Artificial Intelligence: An engagement guide
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance The rapid development and use of AI necessitates comprehensive AI governance andrisk... Companies developing and training AI face distinctrisksfrom …
Is YourAI-First Strategy Causing More Problems Than It's Solving?
Harvard Business Review As organizations increasingly prioritize AI above and over everything else, theyriskforgetting that technology's primary purpose is to solve …
Looking ahead: The audit committee agenda in 2024
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance Any discussion ofriskin 2024 will almost certainly include therisksassociated with the growing use ofartificial intelligence, or AI. And it …
The EU'sAIAct and How Companies Can Achieve Compliance - Harvard Business Review
...risksregarding data privacy, neither does having an EUAIAct compliance program exhaustively address the ethical and reputationalrisksof AI …
What directors need to know about the 2024 proxy season
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance...risksand opportunities, strategic workforce matters, and the use ofartificial intelligence(AI). Material sustainabilityrisksand opportunities …
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Using Data Analytics and Artificial Intelligencefor Public Disclosures
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance We also discuss theriskscompanies may face through activism and litigation because of how third parties are using these technologies. We provide …
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ESG Insights: 10 Things That Should Be Top of Mind in 2024
The Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance We expect more AI riskfactors, including those disclosing these social and ethical risks — and board oversight thereof — in the 2024 10-K, and proxy …
6 WaysAICould Disrupt Your Business - Harvard Business Review
Snowballing Riskand Expansive Regulatory Regimes. As the revealedrisksfrom AI expand, will we be able to keep up with the rapidly escalating …
Managing AI'sCarbon Footprint - Harvard Business Review
This week, Azeem joins Sasha Luccioni, an AI researcher and climate lead at Hugging Face, to shed light on the environmental footprint and other …
How to Red Team a GenAIModel - Harvard Business Review
In recent months governments around the world have begun to converge around one solution to managing therisksof generative AI: red teaming …
The Risksand Rewards ofAI- Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review The Risks and Rewards of AI · Are the Most Innovative Companies Just the Ones With the Most Data? · We Need to Approach AI Risks Like We Do Natural …
Charting the Emerging Geography ofAI- Harvard Business Review
Harvard Business Review...AI. This is likely to ratchet up worries about the national securityrisksof AI and put pressure on other actors in the region to aim for a …
A Practical Guide for Marketers Who Want to Use Gen AI - Harvard Business Review
Therisksaround generative AI are real. But this does not necessarily justify inaction, nor does it require a blanket approach to generative AI …
AIIs Testing the Limits of Corporate Governance - Harvard Business Review
...AI development. A Warning: Corporate Governance Cannot Handle Catastrophic Risk. Manyrisksposed by AI are serious but not fatal. Job displacement …
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