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AI alignment is the field of study focused on ensuring that artificial intelligence systems act in ways that are aligned with human values and intentions. Further reading AI Alignment - Wikipedia
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Context For mid-career professionals in risk, audit, or management, the rapid adoption of Artificial Intelligence presents a specific challenge: how to apply established governance principles to a non-deterministic technology. This note outlines where AI sits within the standard Three Lines of Defence model, helping you position your skills and oversight responsibilities effectively. Defining AI Governance AI Governance is simply the framework of accountability, authority, and control that ensures automated systems are used responsibly. It is the mechanism by which an organisation retains meaningful control over its technology. ...
Context For the mid-career professional in audit, risk, or IT, the rise of artificial intelligence presents a distinct bifurcation in career trajectories. You do not need to become a data scientist to remain relevant, but you cannot afford to remain illiterate in the mechanics of automated decision-making. This article outlines how to pivot existing your ‘Lines of Defence’ experience into the emerging discipline of AI Governance. The Emergence of a Distinct Discipline AI Governance is rapidly decoupling from general IT governance and data protection. While it shares DNA with these fields, it addresses a specific convergence of risks that traditional frameworks struggle to contain: algorithmic bias, non-deterministic outputs, and the opacity of ‘black box’ decision-making. ...
The UK Government published the AI Opportunities Action Plan on 13 January 2025, which set out the agenda of the country’s national AI plan. The report outlines how the UK will work in building up it’s own AI capabilities, to grow the economy and create jobs of the future. The agenda is broad and covers areas including healthcare, education and employment, with specific recommendations including national supercomputers, AI Growth Zones, and the establishment of an AI Energy Council. ...