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Oct Topic: AI Risk Management
Building Guardrails, Governance & Management Accountability
When AI begins to speak, make decisions, or even take action on behalf of a company, risk is no longer merely an IT issue.
- Air Canada case: Its chatbot once provided a customer with incorrect fare information, and the company was ultimately held responsible for the information provided by the AI.
- This case is a reminder for management: when AI communicates on behalf of the company, influences decisions, or takes action, AI risk becomes a management risk, not merely a technical risk.
- This webinar examines common AI governance pitfalls and introduces a practical approach to Guardrails, Governance & Accountability.
Learning outcome:Learn how to define what AI is allowed to know, say, and do - while maintaining management control and accountability as AI scales across the business.
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To Register
- This event is free of charge and your company is cordially invited to join us.
- By Email: Attach and send business card image to seminar@apifs.online and highlight your prefer session.
- By Fax: Send the business card of each participant to 3016 9840 and write down the preferred session on the fax.
- For inquiry, please call 3970 1839
Background
- Executive Study Group has become a monthly gathering for over a thousand executives in each month, with an aim to facilitate knowledge sharing and networking among academics and senior executives.
Referral and Group Participation
- If your company finds this topic is helpful to your colleagues, it can forward this email to them.
- To strengthen its teamwork, your company can form a small group of colleagues to join together.
- Each colleague needs to email/fax a business card for registration as well.
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