This update is part of our AI FAQ Series. Learn more at our AI Law Center. 1. What is AI governance? AI governance refers to the policies, processes and practices created by organizations to guide the ...

While there are powerful technology solutions available to professionals today, especially AI-based ones, none will perform ...

The ever-changing status around AI, from an unsettled regulatory picture to a brisk pace of innovation, is keeping many corporations ...

Example 1: An administrator wants a new program implemented quickly, the demand for speed resulting from budgetary concerns or institutional culture. To ensure a quick process, a small, select group ...

When you hear “governance,” what pops to mind? We often picture limitations or roadblocks. Yet the opposite is true, particularly with artificial intelligence. AI governance is about discovering what ...

In March 2023, Elon Musk and Steve Wozniak, along with other technology experts, signed an open letter asking that training powerful AI models be stopped until stronger AI governance laws could be ...

The wave of cyberattacks and data breaches has turned information governance from a compliance afterthought into a required business function. Yet, despite well-publicized threats and skyrocketing ...

Building responsible AI is only half the story. Stakeholders need clear visibility into how responsibly the system is ...

A cademic freedom is about the freedom to choose: the freedom to research this problem and not that one, to consider or advance one argument in the classroom and to criticize another. But freedom of ...

When you think about nurses, the first images that come to mind might be compassion, care, and dedication. But behind those long shifts and countless acts of selflessness lies a crucial, often ...

AI system interfaces are becoming more engaging. Exag­gerated expectations for AI agents and AI colleagues are swirl­ing, as are attendant discussions of how to control them. With all the focus on ...

The shiniest new technology rarely wins unless it can inherit the boring controls enterprises already trust. This is the ...