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Bruce Harpham Editor & Author| ProjectManagementHacks.com Toronto, Ontario, Canada
How can you realize the benefits of AI while managing risks (e.g. ethics, etc.)?
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Kiron Bondale Retired | Mentor| Retired Welland, Ontario, Canada
Bruce -

This is still an emerging field, so it is a moving target. Right now, tactics such as creating & communicating policies on appropriate AI usage, training all staff on appropriate usage, vetting and qualifying a permitted set of AI tools, and having independent validation of data inputs and results can help.

Over time, I'd expect availability of AI-based checking tools which can do a lot of this vetting work in an automated manner.

Kiron
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Sergio Luis Conte Helping to create solutions for everyone| Worldwide based Organizations Buenos Aires, Argentina
All related to risk management can be supported by AI. I am using it from long time ago. You can take a look to lot of free of cost algorithms for that matter including it, in my case, I have the opportunity to create my owns.
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Sanitha Taab Principal| The STBC Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Based on my research and interactions with industry experts, I have found that utilizing AI for risk management offers various advantages, including support in data analysis, predictive analytics, natural language processing, automation of routine tasks, and fraud detection. While I have yet to implement these findings in my upcoming projects, it's important to note that AI in risk management presents challenges such as ensuring smooth integration with existing systems, addressing ethical concerns related to transparency and fairness, and managing issues concerning data privacy and security. To overcome these challenges, careful planning, the development of transparent AI models, the implementation of ethical guidelines, and the maintenance of robust data security measures are essential.

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