Who is responsible when AI makes a mistake?
Governments keep moving the goalposts for AI regulations. New laws in the EU and various U.S. states have faced delays or changes. This leaves many company leaders waiting for clear instructions that may not arrive soon.
You cannot wait for a law to tell you how to act. If your AI makes a bad choice, you are the one who will answer for it. Customers and partners expect you to know why your systems behave the way they do.
Take control of your own standards today. Build a process to test your tools and document how they work. Being ready to explain your AI will protect your business better than any regulation.
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