WHAT ARE THE RISKS?
The application of artificial intelligence requires a clear vision of the possible risks. The crucial areas are as followsCONFIDENCE
How do we show the public that AI is safe? How do we avoid the preconceived notions, unconscious or not, that have been there since the beginning?
RESPONSIBILITY
What happens when an AI makes a mistake or breaks the law? Who is legally responsible?
SECURITY
How can we prevent the unauthorised or malicious manipulation of an AI?
CONTROL
What happens when a machine takes control of a process? How does a human take back control if they need to?
Responsible AI
To be able to answer this, companies must adopt a responsible and ‘human first’ approach to AI-oriented thinking. It is possible to mitigate the risk associated with the use of AI by following four imperatives:CONTROL
Create a command framework suitable for the development of artificial intelligence. Align it with the company’s core values, ethical barriers and accountability frameworks.
DESIGN.
Build trust in AI right away, taking into account privacy, transparency and security from the early stages of design.
SUPERVISION
Check the performance of the AI against a set of key parameters. Make sure that algorithmic accountability, prevention, and security parameters are included.
REQUALIFY.
Standardise understanding of AI across the organisation to break down barriers in those impacted by technology.