Try using these three interconnected pillars—people, policies and processes—to survive the tsunami of GenAI disruption.

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As health systems expand their use of AI, many are establishing governance structures to ensure the technology is safe, effective and ethically sound. Here’s a look at how two health systems — Mercy ...

However, integrating AI into business processes requires careful, intentional planning and robust governance to ensure ethical, legal, and effective use. As a leader in enterprise customer ...

Responsible AI deployment, particularly in the context of GenAI, centers on implementing an enterprise-wide governance, risk, and compliance (GRC) tool. Dhir defines AI governance as a structured ...

Unclear threats and unpredictable behavior complicate global trust in AI. Building a shared understanding through adaptable governance helps create consistent expectations for responsible development ...

Ethics in the realm of artificial intelligence (AI), cross-border data governance, cybersecurity resilience, and post-quantum security were among the major topics of conversation during the ...

They’re aimed at supporting AI agents, improving AI governance and delivering ready-made models for industry-specific tasks. The announcements reflect the company’s continued push to offer ...

Our governance philosophy is that we need to fail often and fail fast, so we provide just-in-time advice." Welcome to what some have called the Wild, Wild West of AI in healthcare. It's a heady ...