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AI Governance 101

Streamlining AI Governance: AI stakeholders and the jobs to be done

February 29, 2024

In 2023, the world woke up to the realities of deploying AI, with countless public pitfalls that helped foster a wave of regulatory guardrails to ensure AI’s huge impact on humanity is positive. As enterprises scramble to adopt AI quickly yet safely, various models of AI governance abound. But all of them involve multidisciplinary involvement across stakeholders like data science, legal, and business teams, as well as extensive documentation.

This month, we’re introducing our auto-magic features powered by GenAI to assist with the heavier lifting involved in AI governance documentation and categorization. AI governance should be as painless as possible, so AI stakeholders can focus on the entire point of AI: elevating business processes and reaching untold heights for their organization.

Attend this webinar to learn:

• How to build the ideal AI Governance Team in your organization

• How an AI Governance Team works together, and the jobs to be done

• Where generative AI can help in AI governance (use case intake; documentation; risk categorization)

SPEAKERS
Ehrik Aldana
Tech Policy Product Manager
Ian Eisenberg
Head of Data Science
Machine Learning Engineer & Cognitive Neuroscientist
SPEAKERS
Ehrik Aldana
Tech Policy Product Manager
Ian Eisenberg
Head of Data Science
Machine Learning Engineer & Cognitive Neuroscientist

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