AI Governance is a growing area of focus, both for high-tech companies wanting to design and develop AI systems and GPAI models, but also for other companies who want to take advantage of the immense opportunity that AI presents to their business. 

There are two broad pillars to consider when it comes to AI:

1. Responsible development, including putting appropriate controls in place to mitigate the risks to individuals, their rights, safety, and information. 
2. Appropriate use of AI as a work tool, ensuring staff are aware of how to use AI, what is permitted and not permitted, and the other considerations involved.

At its most simple, AI must be used ethically and legally. Similar to various privacy and data protection laws, this means that companies need to think about their end user and the implications. The risk with AI is partly based on scale - AI is developing fast and is becoming more and more powerful. Putting appropriate controls in place to ensure fair and legal use of AI (and AI's use of data) is critical.

We can help in the following ways:

• AI governance framework design and development
• AI policy and process development
• AI risk assessment and action plans
• EU AI Act compliance
• Building trust and accountability
• Future proofing AI offerings