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AI Risk Assessments in Practice: Top 12 Templates and Toolkits
Hey 👋 I’m Oliver Patel, author and creator of Enterprise AI Governance. AI risk assessments are one of the most important, challenging, and contentious activities in enterprise AI governance. Designing effective assessments from scratch is difficult, especially as the regulatory and technology landscape keeps changing. What your risk assessment consists of, and what type of AI-related initiatives are in scope of it, requires constant refinement and adaptation.
The Ultimate Agentic AI Governance Resource Guide
50+ resources to master agentic AI governance | Edition #39 Hey 👋 I’m Oliver Patel, author and creator of Enterprise AI Governance. This week’s newsletter presents the definitive resource guide to agentic AI governance.
EU: New AI guidelines issued
The European Commission's new AI Office has published its Guidelines for Providers of GPAI Models… these clarify that you only become the GPAI provider if there is "significant change in the model’s generality, capabilities, or systemic risk" rather than some fine-tuning The key points: The European Commission’s new AI Office has issued Guidelines clarifying what constitutes a provider of a General Purpose AI (GPAI) model.
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The cost of data inadequacy
Download the report Following the end of the Brexit transition period on 31 December 2020, the legal basis for transferring personal data across the Channel fundamentally changes. Unless the UK receives an adequacy decision from the EU, businesses and other organisations will no longer be able to freely transfer data from the EU to the UK, without putting in place their own additional measures. These measures can be costly, bureaucratic, and time-consuming to implement.
The end of Privacy Shield spells trouble for Brexit Britain
ITA / WIRED For the past 20 years the European Commission has invested much political capital in ensuring that data can flow freely from the EU to the US. On July 15, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled to invalidate the EU-US Privacy Shield agreement on data sharing, on the grounds that the US is not a safe haven for EU citizens’ data due to disproportionate surveillance practices. That is a hammer blow to the Commission, and a monumental headache for thousands of US companies.
Boris Johnson's Brexit policy explained
Boris Johnson’s mantra for the 2019 election has been that a vote for the Conservatives is a vote to “get Brexit done”. By this, he means that a Conservative government would pass his withdrawal agreement through parliament. If MPs do vote for the withdrawal agreement and the legislation which implements it, then the UK will leave the EU, most likely by January 31 2020. The European Parliament must also approve the deal, but this should be a formality.
Boris Johnson Brexit policy explained
Boris Johnson’s mantra for the 2019 election has been that a vote for the Conservatives is a vote to “get Brexit done”. By this, he means that a Conservative government would pass his withdrawal agreement through parliament. If MPs do vote for the withdrawal agreement and the legislation which implements it, then the UK will leave the EU, most likely by January 31 2020. The European Parliament must also approve the deal, but this should be a formality.
Brexit: is it possible to stop it?
A large mural depicting the EU flag being chipped away and attributed to the British artist Banksy is seen at the Port of Dover in south east Britain, December 7, 2018. Photo: Reuters Stopping Brexit is possible, but it’s complicated. I’m not arguing here that no Brexit is going to happen, only that it is legally and practically possible, and recent events render it slightly more likely.
Brexit: is it possible to stop it?
Stopping Brexit is possible, but it’s complicated. I’m not arguing here that no Brexit is going to happen, only that it is legally and practically possible, and recent events render it slightly more likely. The only way Brexit can be stopped is if the Article 50 notification, triggered in March 2017 to begin the UK’s departure from the EU, is revoked. Under EU law, once Article 50 is triggered, the departing state automatically leaves the EU after two years, unless Article 50 is extended.
Reality bites: How will the European Union react to Article 50 trigger
Theresa May has had an easy ride so far. Up until now, she has only had to worry about pleasing her core domestic audiences. Now that Article 50 has been triggered, however, reality will start to bite. The two-year road to Brexit is fraught with uncertainty, obstacles and challenges. Two stand out above all else. First, given the complexity of the task, two years is an extremely short length of time in which to negotiate and finalise the UK’s withdrawal.
What will Brexit mean for London’s tech industry and digital entrepreneurs?
On virtually every measure available, London is Europe’s startup capital. London is home to the most successful, vibrant and dynamic ecosystem of tech startups on the continent. Nesta’s European Digital City Index ranks cities based on their attractiveness to digital entrepreneurs. For two years running, London has topped the ranking by a significant margin.
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