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Building and securing a governed AI infrastructure for the future

Last updated: September 26, 2024 11:43 am
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AI models are only as good as the data they are trained on, and if that data is biased, the model will also be biased. This can lead to discriminatory outcomes and perpetuate social inequalities.

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How IBM is managing AI governanceAI infrastructure must deliver explainable AI

To combat bias in AI infrastructure, organizations must implement strategies to identify and mitigate biases at every stage of the AI development process. This includes data collection, preprocessing, model training, and deployment. It is essential to have diverse and representative datasets, as well as mechanisms in place to detect and address biases as they arise.

Furthermore, organizations must prioritize diversity and inclusion in their AI teams to ensure that different perspectives are considered throughout the development process. This can help to identify biases that may be overlooked by a homogenous team.

Additionally, transparency and accountability are key components of reducing bias in AI infrastructure. Organizations should be transparent about the data they use, how it is processed, and the decisions made by AI models. This can help to build trust with users and stakeholders and hold organizations accountable for the outcomes of their AI systems.

Overall, designing AI infrastructures to reduce bias requires a holistic approach that considers technical, ethical, and social factors. By prioritizing diversity, transparency, and accountability, organizations can create AI systems that deliver fair and unbiased results for all users.

Organizations are facing increasing pressure to take accountability for their AI infrastructures and address biases that may be present in their systems. By implementing strategies such as adversarial debiasing train models and resampling training data, organizations can work towards minimizing the impact of protected attributes on outcomes and reducing the risk of discrimination.

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One key aspect of addressing biases in AI systems is embedding transparency and explainability into their design. This allows organizations to better understand how decisions are being made and enables them to detect and correct biased outputs more effectively. By providing insights into the decision-making process of AI models, organizations can learn from biases and make improvements to their systems.

How IBM is managing AI governance

IBM has taken steps to manage AI governance within the company through its AI Ethics Board. This board oversees the company’s AI infrastructure and projects to ensure ethical compliance with industry standards. IBM has also established a governance framework that includes “focal points” – mid-level executives with AI expertise who review projects to ensure compliance with IBM’s Principles of Trust and Transparency.

Christina Montgomery, IBM’s chief privacy and trust officer, emphasizes the importance of the AI ethics board in overseeing internal governance processes and ensuring responsible and safe technology deployment. Governance frameworks must be integrated into AI infrastructure from the design phase to promote transparency, fairness, and accountability throughout development and deployment.

AI infrastructure must deliver explainable AI

As organizations seek to bridge gaps between cybersecurity, compliance, and governance in AI infrastructure, two trends have emerged – agentic AI and explainable AI. Explainable AI plays a crucial role in providing insights to improve model transparency and address biases. By ensuring that AI systems can provide clear explanations for their conclusions, organizations can build trust, promote accountability, and drive continuous improvement.

Joe Burton, CEO of Reputation, highlights the importance of focusing on governance pillars such as data rights, regulatory compliance, access control, and transparency to leverage AI capabilities for innovation while upholding integrity and responsibility standards. By prioritizing these governance principles, organizations can harness the full potential of AI technology while mitigating risks and ensuring ethical use.

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