Tag: Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Algorithms can flag suspicious activity, but they can’t yet tell you whether fraud is likely

1 in 3 employees fear retaliation if they report misconduct; boards beef up security

Responsible automation requires human judgment, independence and evidence

If an organization is not inventorying and analyzing its AI agents, it isn’t managing risk

AI is reshaping workflows in finance, but the judgment that protects organizations remains deeply human

Recent UK regulatory developments are making deepfake risk a board-level disclosure and accountability issue, not just an IT problem

In-house counsel raises cool; ethical leadership on board agenda for just 35% of directors

AI governance must be collaboration among IT, HR, legal, compliance and leadership

Drive for innovation cannot outpace robust security and compliance measures

AI can make some workers more efficient, but is it ready yet to completely eliminate them? Some companies very publicly took a side and have since backtracked, including even rehiring people they laid off. CCI editorial director Jennifer L. Gaskin explores the legal, reputational and cultural risks that come with ...

At this early stage, be cautious in how you talk about your commitment to AI best practices

Companies must blend innovative and traditional methods for policy development, privacy programs and regulatory alignment