In this session, we will explore how the democratization of AI is not only driving innovation but also raising important questions around security, governance, and compliance. As organizations increasingly adopt AI technologies, it becomes imperative to establish robust frameworks for ensuring the security and ethical use of AI systems. From data privacy concerns to algorithmic bias, we will examine the key challenges facing AI practitioners and discuss strategies for mitigating risks and fostering responsible AI development. Through insightful discussions and practical examples, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the intersection between AI democratization and security, governance, and compliance considerations. Join us as we navigate the complex landscape of AI ethics and governance and chart a path towards building trust in AI-powered solutions.

Key Takeaways:

Understand the implications of AI democratization on security, governance, and compliance.
Learn about best practices for ensuring data privacy, transparency, and accountability in AI development.
Explore strategies for mitigating risks associated with algorithmic bias and unintended consequences of AI systems.
Gain insights into regulatory frameworks and industry standards for AI security and governance.
Discover how organizations can balance innovation with ethical considerations and build trust in AI technologies.

Why This Session Should Be Picked:
This session offers a timely and relevant exploration of the intersection between AI democratization and security, governance, and compliance considerations. By addressing the pressing need for ethical AI practices and regulatory compliance in the context of AI democratization, this session aligns perfectly with the theme of the AI Strategy Conference. David's expertise in AI security and governance, coupled with their commitment to promoting responsible AI development, make them an ideal speaker for this important topic. Attendees will benefit from the practical insights and actionable strategies shared in this session, making it a valuable addition to the conference program.