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Balancing the Scales: Addressing Privacy, Security, and Biases

in AI based on the White House Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights

By Céline Gravelines, Director of Cybersecurity Professional Services, Keyavi

Within the last few weeks, the major AI competitors OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft unveiled several new
products and capabilities of their platforms. Perhaps, most notable was OpenAI’s ability to now process
speech and visual inputs in real-time. Social media was flooded with a mix of responses and many
potential use cases. It’s unavoidable at this point – AI is not only here to stay, but it is already transforming
many industries and beginning to be commonplace in the consumer’s everyday life.

Many CISOs are well aware that despite the gained efficiencies of AI, there are several major risks that
need to be carefully examined. First, and most often cited, are the issues of privacy and security which
enter a new level of importance now that these models are capturing voice and visual input and are even
beginning to be worn on your person, as wearable AI seems to be next big thing. Second, and less often

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