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6 business risks of shortchanging AI ethics and governance

CIO Business Intelligence

Even if the AI apocalypse doesn’t come to pass, shortchanging AI ethics poses big risks to society — and to the enterprises that deploy those AI systems. The following real-world implementation issues highlight prominent risks every IT leader must account for in putting together their company’s AI deployment strategy.

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Invoking IT to help revitalize Indigenous languages at risk of extinction

CIO Business Intelligence

Data collection on tribal languages has been undertaken for decades, but in 2012, those working at the Myaamia Center and the National Breath of Life Archival Institute for Indigenous Languages realized that technology had advanced in a way that could better move the process along.

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How AI is helping the NFL improve player safety

CIO Business Intelligence

Like many other professional sports leagues, the NFL has been at the leading edge of data-driven transformation for years. Digital Athlete is a platform that leverages AI and machine learning (ML) to predict from plays and body positions which players are at the highest risk of injury.

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UK Government tests frictionless trade models with Ecosystem of Trust pilots

IBM Big Data Hub

The consortium ran a pilot that provided the government with additional supply chain data for 700,000 consignments. Through the pilots, the UK government found that novel, digital, risk-based methods for border control can provide higher quality data and could decrease decision-making time for goods entering Britain by 17%.

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Sustainability trends: 5 issues to watch in 2024

IBM Big Data Hub

In addition to CSRD, California has new mandatory reporting rules coming into play in 2024, while countries around the world are on the verge of implementing their own non-financial disclosure and documentation requirements. Reporting is also becoming critical to corporate social responsibility initiatives.

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GDPR compliance checklist

IBM Big Data Hub

The GDPR defines the circumstances under which companies can legally process personal data. An organization must establish and document its legal basis before collecting any data. The organization must communicate this basis to users at the point of data collection.

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Data privacy examples

IBM Big Data Hub

Deploying privacy protections: The app uses encryption to protect data from cybercriminals and other prying eyes. Even if the data is stolen in a cyberattack , hackers can’t use it. These access controls reduce the chances that the data is used for unauthorized or illegal purposes.

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