OnStrategyHQ

APRIL 25, 2024

Welcome to the journey of defining responsible AI within your organization! This post is part of a series that will help you articulate distinct and actionable guiding principles for responsible AI in your organization. Using AI without guiding principles or guardrails exposes your organization, data privacy, and security risks.

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Envisio

AUGUST 14, 2023

This data could include surveys, reports, existing databases, national datasets, or information collected from various departments within your local government organization. Despite its squishiness, local government organizations should be able to consistently measure community trust over time through a set of proxy measures.

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SmartKarrot

JANUARY 13, 2022

This, in turn, enables organizations to understand their customer base in a much more effective manner. Several global organizations have been called out for biases when hiring in recent times, these biases could range from gender, race, disabilities, and more. More efficient green energy. More effective cybersecurity.

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PandaDoc

OCTOBER 3, 2023

For example, an AI tool (like Brandwatch or Amplitude ) identifies a trend: customers in colder regions appreciate the thermostats’ energy-saving features. What’s important is that such tools can access and utilize parameters far beyond the usual set you’ve used to consider within the manual scoring.

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