With all the new opportunities popping up in the world of Artificial Intelligence, companies need to establish a robust governance for AI. This requires a multifaceted approach that includes awareness and knowledgeability of the workforce and of clients, ethical considerations, and acceptable use policies. Organisations also need to be in sync with European and national regulations. Ongoing monitoring and auditing of AI systems facilitates accountability, transparency and compliance with ethical standards, thus fostering trust among stakeholders.
Presentations from the event of 22 February 2024.
22 / 02 / 24
But is this easier said than done? We took a dive into the world of AI governance, starting by separating myth from reality with Kenniscentrum Data & Maatschappij. Then, VDAB shared real-life insights into ethical AI in the public sector, while Bekaert showed how it is balancing opportunity with responsibility. Finally, we heard how the city of Leuven approaches AI while respecting everyone’s privacy.
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