- Generative AI offers a lot of potential benefits for businesses, but it also comes with new risks.
- In order to manage these risks and make the most of generative AI, companies need to practice responsible AI.
- This means using AI in an ethical and trusted way, which requires a methodology that addresses both application-level and enterprise-level risks.
- Generative AI has the power to create software, analyze data, and even produce human-like voices and videos, but it is not perfect and can produce inaccurate or problematic outputs.
- Responsible AI can help to mitigate these risks and build trust in the technology.
Source PwC
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