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Why does privacy have an inside track when it comes to setting policy and governing AI in an organization? Why not? Who else in the business survived GDPR readiness and the constantly shifting world of privacy law and lived to tell the tale?
Learn the areas where privacy can lean in on establishing a comprehensive and achievable AI strategy that supports compliance and ethical use while promoting growth and innovation.
Skills covered in this session:
Assessing the relationship between data and AI across the business
Developing responsible AI products
Preparing for regulatory compliance and adapting to frequent iterations
Build consumer trust and keep it
Educating users about the risks and responsibilities of using AI
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