AI Governance
AI governance is the set of internal rules, approvals, records and responsibilities a company puts in place to decide how AI is built, deployed and monitored.
Why It Matters
Boards are being asked who authorised a model, on what data, with what testing and who is accountable for its output. Governance is the answer to that question, and increasingly a regulatory requirement.
Related Terms
- AI SafetyAI safety is the work of making AI systems behave as intended and limiting the harm they can cause, through testing, constraints, monitoring and the design of the systems around the model.
- AI RegulationAI regulation covers the laws and rules governing how AI systems may be built and used, typically addressing transparency, testing, data, high-risk applications and accountability.
- AI EvaluationAI evaluation is the systematic testing of a model or an AI system against tasks with known answers, to measure how well it performs and where it fails.
- Corporate GovernanceCorporate governance is the system by which a company is directed and held to account: the board, shareholder rights, disclosure and the controls over management.
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