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VIDEO · 05 APRIL 2025

AI Insight Series Session Three: Mitigating AI Risks: Structuring Assessments & Establishing Responsible AI Committees (Video)

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Watch the replay of the third session of the 2024 AI Insight Series below with Carole Piovesan, and Michael Pascu discussing the AI risk assessment process and the role of a Responsible AI Committee in managing ethical AI use.

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Watch the replay of the third session of the 2024 AI Insight Series below with Carole Piovesan, and Michael Pascu discussing the AI risk assessment process and the role of a Responsible AI Committee in managing ethical AI use.

This session will cover:

  • Key steps in the AI risk assessment process
  • The role of a Responsible AI Committee in guiding ethical AI practices
  • Strategies for building public trust while maximizing AI's potential

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