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Study Reveals AI Models’ Growing Tendency to Guess Rather than Admit Ignorance

Generative AI, News, Responsible AI / October 2, 2024

A recent study published in Nature has revealed that as large language AI models (LLMs) become more sophisticated, they seem increasingly prone to overconfidence. Leading to newer, larger language AI models becoming less likely to admit their ignorance. Researchers from the Universitat Politècnica de València subjected the latest versions of BigScience’s BLOOM, Meta’s Llama, and […]

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Company Backtracks on Controversial Plan to Grant “Rights” to AI “Workers

Ethical AI, News, Responsible AI / July 17, 2024

In a move that sparked outrage among employees and industry experts alike, HR software company Lattice has reversed course on its plan to integrate AI “workers” into its organizational structure and grant them “rights” similar to human employees. The announcement, made last week, sent shockwaves through the tech world. Lattice claimed it was “making history” by assigning AI models

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AI has a PR Problem: Building Trust in an Age of Automation

AI Insight & Leadership, AI Management, AI Public Relations, AI Public Relations, AI Risk Management, Generative AI, Responsible AI / March 22, 2024

Public trust in artificial intelligence (AI) is on the decline, despite its potential to revolutionize various sectors from healthcare to environmental sustainability. Data from the recently published 2024 Edelman Trust Barometer highlights a worrying trend, with public trust in companies developing and deploying AI dropping significantly in the past five years, falling from 61% to

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British Businesses Told EU AI Law Likely Covers You, So Innovate Responsibly

AI Governance, AI Regulation, News, Responsible AI / March 18, 2024

The UK recently released its “guidance” for governing AI development and deployment, emphasizing a light-touch, outcome-based approach. However, legal experts warn that compliance with the upcoming EU AI Act will likely satisfy UK requirements for most businesses. The EU AI Act, proposing a tiered system of bans, restrictions, and safeguards for AI, gained significant backing

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Microsoft and US Healthcare Systems Launch Initiative for Trustworthy AI in Healthcare

Healthcare AI, News, Responsible AI / March 15, 2024

A consortium of leading US healthcare organizations has launched the Trustworthy & Responsible AI Network (TRAIN) to promote the responsible development and use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare. AI has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by improving patient care, increasing efficiency, and reducing costs. From screening patients for diseases to automating administrative tasks, AI

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Why AI Guardrails are Crucial for Ethical Generative AI in Healthcare

AI Insight & Leadership, Healthcare AI, Healthcare AI, News, Responsible AI / March 14, 2024

Generative AI (GenAI) is poised to revolutionize healthcare, offering improved diagnostics, personalized treatment plans, and enhanced operational efficiency. However, its implementation necessitates careful consideration of both its potential and pitfalls. A recent HIMSS24 panel discussion highlighted the excitement surrounding GenAI, while acknowledging the importance of responsible integration. Experts emphasized the need for robust data security

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Why Responsible AI Reporting is the Missing Piece in Your ESG Strategy

AI Governance, AI Governance, AI Insight & Leadership, AI Policy, Responsible AI / March 5, 2024

Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting has become a non-negotiable for businesses navigating the increasingly conscious and informed landscape. But in the age of pervasive Artificial Intelligence (AI), transparency goes beyond carbon footprints and boardroom diversity. We need Responsible AI Reporting, and we need it now. AI algorithms power everything from hiring decisions to loan

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Businesses need to Adopt Responsible AI Governance or Risk Losing Customers, according to New Survey

AI Insight & Leadership, AI Trends & Insights, AI Trends & Insights, Generative AI, News, Responsible AI / February 15, 2024

A new study assessing the opinions of 10,000 consumers has highlighted a growing demand for businesses to demonstrate that they are adopting responsible and ethical policies in their pursuit of AI technology development and use. The global study found that while there is consumer appetite for businesses using generative AI (GenAI) in the innovation of

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Implementing Responsible AI Governance

AI Governance, AI Insight & Leadership, AI Management, AI Policy, Responsible AI / January 26, 2024

The transformative power of Generative AI (GAI) is undeniable. Its ability to create novel content, from realistic images and compelling marketing copy to innovative product designs and even scientific code, promises to revolutionize countless industries. However, alongside this immense potential lies an equally significant responsibility: ensuring responsible and ethical use of this powerful technology. This

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Survey Reveals Significant Mistrust for AI in Healthcare Settings

Healthcare AI, News, Responsible AI / October 16, 2023

A recent survey conducted by Propeller Insights indicates that three out of four Americans mistrust artificial intelligence (AI) when used in a healthcare setting, while almost four out of five patients report not knowing if their provider uses the technology. The online survey polled more than 1000 consumers in the US. Of those surveyed, 57%

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