Vice President of Products @ Skyhigh Security | Cloud Security Expert | Investor | Tech Thought Leader | Industry Speaker 🚀
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15 Jan 2024
Very excited to be on the panel with @jamesmaguire discussing the challenges, issues and best practices in protecting and securing #AI services - very relevant topic for today's organizations.
12 Jan 2024
🚀 Ready to dive into the fascinating world of governing #GenAI? Join the convo on Tues, Jan. 16 at 11am PT! @JamesMaguire from @eWeekNews and #TeamSkyhighSecurity's @thyaga12 will cover the challenges, issues, and best practices for mastering #AI! bit.ly/3tIAVlh
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16 Jan 2024
Thanks @JamesMaguire for having me in the panel for the very important topic on Gen AI regulations and data security - totally enjoyed it #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Thanks all! This has been another excellent #eWEEKchat. Serious insight today on gen AI -- huge complex topic. Great to see this monthly gathering. Stay tuned for next month’s chat!
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A10. (2/2) Collaboration between industry, Govt. and other stakeholders is crucial for effective & adaptive AI regulation that addresses ethical, legal, and societal concerns. Expect ongoing developments in this dynamic landscape as technology continues to advance.#eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
A10. (1/2). The future of AI regulation will likely involve a combination of industry self-regulation and government intervention. Companies will increasingly adopt ethical AI practices, but governments will play a key role in establishing legal frameworks. #eweekchat
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16 Jan 2024
A10. (1/2). The future of AI regulation will likely involve a combination of industry self-regulation and government intervention. Companies will increasingly adopt ethical AI practices, but governments will play a key role in establishing legal frameworks. #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Q10. Final question: Overall, what’s your sense of the future of AI regulation, either at the company or higher levels? #eWEEKchat
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16 Jan 2024
A9. (2/2). While progress is being made, the effectiveness of regulation will depend on the willingness of nations to cooperate, establish common frameworks, and adapt regulations to the evolving AI landscape. #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
A9. (1/2). Achieving effective AI regulation at the national and international levels is challenging but crucial. International collaboration is needed to address the global nature of AI and ensure consistent standards. #eweekchat
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16 Jan 2024
A9. (1/2). Achieving effective AI regulation at the national and international levels is challenging but crucial. International collaboration is needed to address the global nature of AI and ensure consistent standards. #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Q9. Big question for humankind: Do you believe that AI will be effectively regulated at the national / international level? #eWEEKchat
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16 Jan 2024
A8. (2/2). Industry self-regulation can set ethical standards, but governments will play a crucial role in establishing legal frameworks, addressing societal concerns, and enforcing compliance. A collaborative approach between the 2 is needed for this #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
A8. Long answer (1/2) - The future of AI regulation is likely a combination of self-regulation within the industry and government intervention. #eweekchat
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16 Jan 2024
A8. Long answer (1/2) - The future of AI regulation is likely a combination of self-regulation within the industry and government intervention. #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Q8. Will the AI sector regulate itself? Or will AI regulation be government vs. industry conflict in the years ahead? #eWEEKchat
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A7. Ensure vendors adhere to your ethical guidelines, transparency, and security standards. Clearly communicate regulatory expectations, conduct regular audits, and select vendors committed to responsible AI practices. #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Q7. Strategies for working with vendors? How should a focus on regulating AI inform a company's dealings with vendors? #eWEEKchat
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16 Jan 2024
Good point @andimann - but what we are seeing is that sometimes the CTO does not want to go into the governance, compliance and security of AI - leaving that to the CISO or CAIO to do it #eweekchat
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16 Jan 2024
A6. Assign a Chief AI Officer (CAIO) or Chief Data Officer (CDO) or CISO - between them, they should oversee AI Data Security, regulation, ethics, and compliance. Sometimes hiring an executive with expertise in AI governance may be necessary. #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Q6. Which executives should be responsible for regulating enterprise AI? Does the task require a new hire? #eWEEKchat
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16 Jan 2024
Agree with this philosophy - @sai_buddha - if all else fails, there are tools like #skyhighsecurity to help :-) #eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
A4. Employees must understand that AI is a useful tool to improve productivity, but they are still responsible for their work product and for data security. They should use company-approved instances vs. public ones. #eWEEKChat
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16 Jan 2024
A5. (2/2) Provide regular training to staff on recognizing and mitigating security threats associated with AI. Foster a security-conscious culture, including practices on AI Data Security and vigilant behavior to reduce the risk of breaches.#eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
A5 (1/2). Educate staff on ethical AI principles, potential biases, and responsible use. Foster a culture of vigilance, transparency, and accountability. Continuous training ensures staff remains adept at regulating AI in line with evolving ethical standards.#eweekchat
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16 Jan 2024
A5 (1/2). Educate staff on ethical AI principles, potential biases, and responsible use. Foster a culture of vigilance, transparency, and accountability. Continuous training ensures staff remains adept at regulating AI in line with evolving ethical standards.#eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Q5. Also regarding staff: what role can AI training play? Thoughts on strategy for training staff to better regulate company AI? #eWEEKchat
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A4. Enforce responsible use policies: Educate employees on ethical AI practices, prohibit malicious intent, and ensure compliance with guidelines. Foster a culture of responsible AI use and continuous training to mitigate risks.#eweekchat
16 Jan 2024
Q4. Drilling down: What about company staff and AI regulation: what rule(s) should guide employee use of generative AI? #eWEEKchat
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16 Jan 2024
A3. Implement robust cybersecurity measures: Regularly update AI systems, conduct vulnerability assessments, employ encryption, and establish secure access controls to mitigate potential security risks associated with AI deployment.#eweekchat
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16 Jan 2024
Data misuse and leakage from Generate AI services continues to be a huge problem in organizations - could not agree with you more. #eweekchat @AndiMann
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