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The European Parliament will vote to reach a political agreement on the EU AIA on April 26th, and it is highly likely that the European Parliament’s latest version of the EU AIA text will include new provisions concerning General Purpose AI Systems (GPAIS), adding a new framework and safeguards which will place obligations on both GPAI providers and downstream developers.

Today, the New York City Department of Consumer and Worker Protection (DCWP) released its Notice of Adoption of the Final Rules for Local Law 144, requiring employers and employment agencies to provide a bias audit of automated employment decision tools (AEDTs).

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With the rapid expansion of Artificial Intelligence’s capabilities, genAI is the hottest topic in the tech industry. From Google Docs to Excel to Firefly, companies around the world are integrating generative AI into their products to streamline processes and boost productivity. As more organizations adopt this technology, it's clear that generative AI is the future of business. While the promise of genAI is immense, the potential risks attached to this technology cannot be overlooked. From the rise of harmful content to concerns around cybersecurity, there are numerous potential downsides and risks to its development and use, and it is critical for businesses to address these issues to ensure that genAI is implemented in a safe and responsible manner. If you're someone who wants to start using genAI, but is worried about the potential risks of these tools, don't worry. You're not alone! (And there’s good news!) Fortunately, there are numerous low-barrier tools available in the market that can help address the responsibility dimensions of genAI, like fairness, transparency, and explainability. These "genAI Ops," a la MLOps or DevOps, can help you mitigate risk and improve the AI ROI of your business without requiring substantial technical innovation. At Credo AI, we're committed to highlighting current low-barrier genAI Ops tools, so organizations all over the world can start taking action today to unlock the full potential of genAI responsibly. If you're interested in a more comprehensive solution and guidance, register today for our GenAI Trust Toolkit Early Access program! Without further ado, let’s talk genAI Ops!

In recent weeks, there has been a significant increase in the number of AI-related state bills introduced across the United States.

A recent survey by IDC, sponsored by Credo AI, revealed that more than 500 executives globally believe they would see estimated increases of ~22-29% YoY across these metrics — with responsible AI.

Today, we’re announcing the general availability of Credo AI’s GenAI Guardrails, a powerful new set of governance capabilities as part of the Credo AI Responsible AI Platform, designed to help organizations understand and mitigate the risks of generative AI so that they can realize its full potential.

In the face of a rapidly transforming global arena, AI is emerging as a vital force for fortifying the United States' competitive prowess. Today we’re excited to announce our partnership with Booz Allen Hamilton.

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In recent years, the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) systems have skyrocketed, leading to an urgent need for accountability and transparency in the industry. To shed light on this topic, Ehrik Aldana, Tech Policy Product Manager at Credo AI, was invited to give a lightning talk at Mozilla Fest 2023.

Today, we are pleased to announce we are expanding our footprint in Europe with the appointment of Giovanni Leoni as Head of Business Strategy & Development.

It's been an impact-driven year, and while it is not possible to share all that has happened, I want to take a moment to highlight some industry-shaping product, policy, and ecosystem moments with you.

AdeptID is leading the way in fair AI-powered hiring. Navigating the complexities of LL-144, however, poses significant challenges for companies seeking to adapt. AdeptID, a pioneer of AI-powered talent-matching software, faced this very dilemma. The company, committed to fair and transparent AI practices, urgently needed to ensure its continuous compliance with LL-144 to avoid legal consequences and boost customer trust.

A leading global reinsurance provider uses Credo AI to produce standardized algorithmic bias reports to meet new regulatory requirements and customer requests while reducing the burden of bias assessment and reporting on AI/ML development teams.

A Fortune 500 financial services company uses Credo AI to evaluate third-party AI/ML tools for risk and compliance. With the help of Credo AI, they identified an out-of-compliance HR vendor tool and immediately took action to ensure its use was aligned with regulatory and legal requirements.

This week, Natasha interviewed a jack of all trades in the AI world with a focus on governance: Navrina Singh. Navrina is the founder and CEO of CredoAI, a governance platform helping organizations monitor, measure and manage AI-introduced risks.

Navrina Singh is the Founder & CEO of Credo AI, whose mission is to empower organizations to deliver trustworthy and responsible AI through AI audit and governance products. Navrina serves on the Board of Directors of Mozilla and Stella Labs. Previously she served as the Product leader focused on AI at Microsoft where she was responsible for building and commercializing Enterprise Virtual Agents and spent 12+ years at Qualcomm. In this episode, Navrina shares several insights into responsible AI, including the 3 key elements to building trust in AI and the 4 components of the "Ethical AI flywheel."

This week our hosts Daniel Schreiber and Tulsee Doshi sit down with Navrina Singh, the Founder & CEO of Credo AI. Navrina is on a mission to empower enterprises to develop AI with the highest ethical standards. She is a technology leader with decades of experience and has held multiple product and business leadership roles at Microsoft and Qualcomm. She is also a member of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Artificial Intelligence Advisory Committee, which advises the President and the National AI Initiative Office. This is Benevolent Bots from Lemonade–a show that asks the major questions facing the world of insurance, sheds some light on the myths about artificial intelligence, and discusses how AI ethics can be put in place in insurance. You can learn more about the incredible work that Credo AI is doing on their website and follow Navrina on LinkedIn and Twitter. Follow Us: Twitter @lemonade_inc Facebook @Lemonade Instagram @lemonade_inc Presented by Lemonade www.lemonade.com

As companies across the globe, use Artificial Intelligence and other intelligent technologies to enable scalable solutions – they are also scaling their regulatory, legal, and ethical risks. My guest today, the dynamic Navrina Singh, saw this very need in the market, and took the entrepreneurial leap. Today we will discuss how 2022 will be the year of responsible AI in action, with new accountability structures! Navrina is the Founder & CEO of Credo AI and a technology leader with over 18 years of experience in Enterprise SaaS, AI and Mobile. She has held multiple product and business leadership roles at Microsoft and Qualcomm and is an executive board member of Mozilla focused on their trustworthy AI charter. Navrina is also a young global leader with the World economic forum and was on their future council for AI guiding policies and regulations in responsible AI. Navrina holds a Master’s in Electrical & Computer Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, an MBA from the University of Southern California, and a Bachelors in Electronics & Telecommunications Engineering from India. As always, my name Akshi Mohla, and you’re listening to SAP Experts Podcast.

How do we even begin to govern AI? Join us as we walk through the steps of AI governance — and how to take the very first one.

Join our esteemed panelists representing the Council of the European Union, the European Parliament, and the European Commission for a “mini trilogue” panel discussion on the EU AI Act!

Join Credo AI as we walk through the market research, product development, and our general ruminations about generative AI as we built our new feature, GenAI Guardrails.

Generative AI has the potential to revolutionize industries by augmenting human expertise and enabling faster content generation. However, this transformative technology also presents unique risks that enterprises must manage to unlock its full potential. Join Susannah Shattuck, Head of Product at Credo AI, and Catharina Doria, Marketing Manager at Credo AI, for our webinar, "Unlocking the Benefits of Generative AI: The 7 Known Risks for Enterprises and How to Mitigate Them." In this webinar, you will gain insights into: The definition and common use cases of Generative AIThe seven major risks associated with generative AI for enterprisesEffective strategies to mitigate risks and unlock the full benefits of generative AIDon't miss this opportunity to learn how to navigate the risks and successfully implement generative AI in your organization. Register now!

On January 26th, the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced the launch of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) 1.0. This comprehensive set of guidelines and best practices is aimed at helping organizations proactively manage risks in designing, developing, and using AI products, services, and systems. Join Ms. Elham Tabassi, Chief of Staff in the Information Technology Laboratory (ITL) at NIST, Dr. Amanda C. Muller, Ph.D., Chief of Responsible Technology & Consulting Artificial Intelligence Systems Engineer at Northrop Grumman, and Susannah Shattuck and Evi Fuelle from Credo AI as they discuss what the NIST AI RMF 1.0 is designed to do, how your organization can benefit from the comprehensive framework, and tools to accelerate and demonstrate adoption.

Starting April 15, 2023, New York City's Local Law No. 144 will require any automated employment decision tools (AEDT) used on NYC-based candidates or employees to undergo annual independent bias audits. With many details left undefined by the law, ensuring compliance can be challenging. To help, AIethicist.org's Merve Hickok, BABL AI's Shea Brown, and Credo AI's Susannah Shattuck and Ehrik Aldana discussed recent changes to the proposed law, updates from the January 23rd hearing, and steps employers, agencies, and HR vendors can take to meet new bias audit requirements. Watch it now! 🔥