Workday has recently received dual third-party accreditations for its AI Governance Program, highlighting its commitment to responsible and transparent AI. Dr. Kelly Trindle, Chief Responsible AI Officer, emphasized that this recognition affirms Workday’s leadership in the critical area of AI governance.
A recent survey by Smarsh reveals that while UK finance workers are increasingly adopting AI tools, there are significant concerns regarding compliance and oversight. Many employees express a desire for greater transparency and monitoring of AI usage within their firms.
As the US-China tech rivalry intensifies, a UN agency is advocating for global AI ethics standards, highlighted during UNESCO’s Global Forum on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Bangkok. Despite the absence of major AI companies and delegations from the US and China, over 1,000 participants discussed the importance of collaborative frameworks to ensure AI serves the collective good.
The EU AI Act emphasizes the importance of compliance for organizations deploying AI technologies, with Zscaler’s Data Security Posture Management (DSPM) playing a crucial role in ensuring data security and regulatory adherence. By providing centralized visibility and governance over AI systems, DSPM helps organizations manage risks and promote responsible AI practices.