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Policy-Driven Data Governance and Security for Deploying AI Responsibly at Scale
Challenges with governance and security can derail your AI initiatives. This IDC Analyst Report provides insights into how businesses can deploy AI responsibly while maintaining compliance with global regulations. Download the report to build a secure and scalable AI strategy that drives success and contact Levi, Ray & Shoup for tailored advice on strengthening your AI deployment.
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Data governance is essential for organizations as they navigate digital transformation, particularly in AI initiatives. It ensures that specific policies and procedures are in place to deploy AI responsibly at scale, protecting against cyber threats, preventing accidental data leaks, and ensuring compliance with laws and regulations. As companies increasingly rely on diverse data sets, including sensitive information, effective governance becomes critical to maintaining data integrity and security.
Unified Data Architecture
A unified data architecture is crucial for designing AI workflows as it allows organizations to create a highly performant, resilient, flexible, and scalable storage system. This architecture facilitates the seamless implementation of complex AI data pipelines and provides observability across various data types, whether structured, semi-structured, or unstructured. By integrating data management and governance, companies can enhance their ability to comply with regulations and protect sensitive information.
Addressing Bias and Data Sovereignty
Many companies are still in the early stages of developing specific policies to tackle bias and data sovereignty. They are focusing on improving education and skills related to data quality and interpretation to mitigate bias. Additionally, organizations are implementing data localization and residency policies to ensure compliance with data sovereignty requirements. This includes storing data in specific regions and hiring data scientists with strong ethical reasoning to enhance transparency and accountability in AI decision-making.
Policy-Driven Data Governance and Security for Deploying AI Responsibly at Scale
published by Levi, Ray & Shoup
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