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Risk Management for AI Chatbots

O'Reilly on Data

Welcome to your company’s new AI risk management nightmare. Before you give up on your dreams of releasing an AI chatbot, remember: no risk, no reward. The core idea of risk management is that you don’t win by saying “no” to everything. Why not take the extra time to test for problems?

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What Is Model Risk Management and How is it Supported by Enterprise MLOps?

Domino Data Lab

Model Risk Management is about reducing bad consequences of decisions caused by trusting incorrect or misused model outputs. Systematically enabling model development and production deployment at scale entails use of an Enterprise MLOps platform, which addresses the full lifecycle including Model Risk Management.

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Minding Your Models

DataRobot Blog

At many organizations, the current framework focuses on the validation and testing of new models, but risk managers and regulators are coming to realize that what happens after model deployment is at least as important. They may not have been documented, tested, or actively monitored and maintained. Legacy Models.

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AI incident reporting shortcomings leave regulatory safety hole

CIO Business Intelligence

By documenting cases where automated systems misbehave, glitch or jeopardize users, we can better discern problematic patterns and mitigate risks. Real-time monitoring tools are essential, according to Luke Dash, CEO of risk management platform ISMS.online.

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Enrich your serverless data lake with Amazon Bedrock

AWS Big Data

Organizations are collecting and storing vast amounts of structured and unstructured data like reports, whitepapers, and research documents. End-users often struggle to find relevant information buried within extensive documents housed in data lakes, leading to inefficiencies and missed opportunities.

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Generative AI use cases for the enterprise

IBM Big Data Hub

For example, organizations can use generative AI to: Quickly turn mountains of unstructured text into specific and usable document summaries, paving the way for more informed decision-making. Generative AI proves highly useful in rapidly creating various types of documentation required by coders. Automate tedious, repetitive tasks.

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3 key digital transformation priorities for 2024

CIO Business Intelligence

Create these six generative AI workstreams CIOs should document their AI strategy for delivering short-term productivity improvements while planning visionary impacts. These workstreams require documenting a vision, assigning leaders, and empowering teams to experiment.