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Kim_Brooks_MSP
Microsoft
MicrosoftDay 2 session: Pivoting fast with responsible AI
Once you've laid the foundation of what AI is and how to get started, what's next for your organization on its AI integration journey? The panel on day two features a conversation on how to responsible AI into practice with:
Jaime Teevan, Chief Scientist, Microsoft
Natasha Crampton, Chief Responsible AI Officer, Microsoft
Rebecca Finlay, CEO, Partnership on AI
Keep exploring the research and resources shared in today's session:
AI Rules of the Road for 2024 from Rebecca Finlay and the Partnership on AI
Jamie Teevan's team's research on Future of Work: The New Future of Work - Microsoft Research
A recent round up of responsible AI research from Natasha Crampton's team - Advancing transparency: Updates on responsible AI research - Microsoft Research
AI across MS Research: AI and Microsoft Research - Microsoft Research
Explore more research on policy and practices from OECD.AI.
As nonprofit organization, are you "pivoting fast" towards AI? How are you incorporating AI governance and responsible practices as you respond to AI opportunities?
Let us know what you thought of the conversation and add your experiences and insights here.
- DeviThomas
Nathan_Chappell as mentioned - here are the resources.
- Kim_Brooks_MSP
We loved Rebecca Finlay's insights on the importance of documentation, published policies, and shared vocabulary for AI transparency.
You can find research from Partnership on AI here Resource Library - Partnership on AI and the glossary she mentions here Synthetic Media Transparency Methods: Indirect Disclosure (partnershiponai.org)
Let us know if we can help you find more responsible AI resources. What does your organization need to support development of AI governance and transparency?
