Creating a better world with auditable and transparent AI

As AI advances, we will rely more and more on automated systems processing data to make decisions on behalf of humans. It might sound a little risky, but it is not an issue if these machines do the right things for the right reasons. However, how do we ensure that? 

In this issue, our CTO, Rasmus Hauch, discusses the need to create standards for AI that will guide the design of AI systems and make sure they operate in an auditable and transparent manner. Former CEO of the Danish ICT and Electronics Federation, Christian Hannibal, shares his view on how ethical, trustworthy AI can create a competitive edge. And finally, we share our guide on how to get started with responsible AI.

We hope you will find these topics fascinating. Please read on. 

Creating a better world with auditable and transparent AI

Rasmus Hauch offers his view on how to create a better world where humans can trust machines to do the right things for the right reasons.

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Responsible AI can help companies compete

Christian Hannibal shares his perspective on how using AI in a responsible way can create a competitive edge for companies.

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New technologies come with new and unknown risks

Implementing AI projects, technology, or data models comes with both direct and indirect implications that introduce various new impacts and potential risks.

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