How to manage AI risk for safe and ethical systems

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Building AI-native solutions | Data & AI Strategy | Advisory & Delivery

Managing AI risk is not optional. It’s is fundamental that the AI systems you build are safe and ethical for effective AI adoption in today’s complex digital and regulatory landscape. Sign-up below to see our whitepaper that allows you to take practical steps for AI risk management.

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A key theme with our customers is the tenets of AI risk management, providing the foundation on which to build compliant and responsible AI. Part of our process is assessing the three pillars of AI risk management: technical excellent, operational control and ethical assurance. As part of our work, we're now supporting clients looking ahead to 2026: and what's coming from new EU, UK and US legislation (including the EU AI Act). To support this effort, we've got a brand-new whitepaper out that outlines the key legislation coming in 2026 that the entire C-Suite in enterprise businesses need to be aware of. We also outline how to work with this legislation most effectively, especially for businesses working across multiple jurisdictions and balancing conflicting guidance. Download the whitepaper here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/eNNUzP3A #AILegislation #AILaw #AI #AI2026 #AITrends #EnterpriseAI #AIGovernance #ResponsibleAI #AICompliance #EUAIAct

  • The three pillars of AI risk management include: technical excellent, operational control and ethical assurance, but are at risk if a number of smaller elements aren't working - for example, engineering drift or ethical non-compliance.

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