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ARTICLE · 08 FEBRUARY 2023

(Less) Risky Business: NIST's Framework For Managing Risk Throughout The AI Value Chain

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The amazing capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) systems have been splashed across the news of late. Businesses, governments, and consumers increasingly depend on AI systems—some jaw-dropping and many no longer so—for a wide range of activities.

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The amazing capabilities of artificial intelligence (AI) systems have been splashed across the news of late. Businesses, governments, and consumers increasingly depend on AI systems-some jaw-dropping and many no longer so-for a wide range of activities. And these AI systems are, for the most part, beneficial. They make organizations more efficient, free people from time-consuming tasks, and expand our horizons.

AI systems have dark sides, though. (Not that AI systems can be malicious-at least not yet!) AI systems can:

  • Discriminate against historically disadvantaged groups in lending, employment, educational opportunities, allocation of healthcare services, and many other areas;

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