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The perils and promise of AI governance | Episode 2, The Wild Intelligence Podcast
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The perils and promise of AI governance | Episode 2, The Wild Intelligence Podcast

Data guardians or digital dictators?

We explore the potential benefits and risks of using AI agents for data governance and achieving consensus among AI agents.

While AI agents offer promising solutions for automating data management and facilitating collaboration, the text emphasizes the importance of human oversight to ensure ethical and responsible use.

Concerns are raised regarding the potential perpetuation of biases and the need for careful consideration of strategies and techniques to mitigate risks in achieving consensus.

The questions to ask:

  • What are the potential benefits and drawbacks of using AI agents for data governance?

  • How do AI agents improve data governance?

  • What specific challenges does the text identify as hindering enterprise AI adoption?

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The purpose of this first podcast series is to consider how we can reverse the current rising tide of threats by shifting our conception of systems adapted to the new paradigm.
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Here is a sub-series of the deep dive series “How to build with AI agents,” in which I am covering the following topics:

  1. Open governance (read part 1 here): How can we ensure that AI decision-making processes within security and safety systems are transparent and accountable while protecting sensitive information and maintaining operational effectiveness?

  2. Safety (read part 2 here): As AI systems become increasingly complex and autonomous, how can we ensure their safety and prevent them from causing unintended harm or being exploited by malicious actors?

  3. Ethics (read part 3 here): How do we navigate the ethical dilemmas AI poses in security and safety, such as balancing the need for surveillance and privacy or the potential for AI to perpetuate biases and discrimination?

“How to with AI agents” is a five-part weekly series exploring AI agents’ capacity to revolutionize how we work, live, and interact with technology.

Part 1: AI agents, how to perform?

We need to understand the direction of AI agents’ improvement over time and acknowledge the importance of a combination of workflow systems, human expertise, and AI for well-balanced, ethical, and responsible distribution.

Part 2: Targeting the underserved

We'll likely see AI Agent solutions initially addressing niche markets or tasks currently considered too simple or mundane for humans. Imagine AI chatbots handling basic customer service inquiries or virtual assistants managing simple logistics tasks.

Part 3: Gradual market expansion

As AI Agent capabilities mature, they'll start encroaching on more complex tasks, gradually taking over mainstream functions currently performed by humans. Think of AI-powered financial advisors or intelligent document review tools.

Part 4: Strategy as the key driver

This market expansion hinges on continuous improvement in AI Agent performance. Advancements in areas like natural language processing, decision-making algorithms, and user interaction will be crucial.

Part 5: The democratization of AI

Disruptive innovation often leads to more accessible and affordable technologies. We might see AI Agents becoming readily available for small businesses and individuals, not just large corporations.

Deep dive: does a higher level of automation in AI mean less human control?

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Artificial Intelligence will be critical to organizations' successful defense and security. However, in the coming years, innovation in AI-powered cyber resilience will need to reverse the current rising tide of threats by shifting our conception to a mission adapted to the new paradigm: hybrid systems.