NZ signs up to ensure trust in data governance for AI

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The joint statement issued on Trustworthy Data Governance for AI highlights sheds light on several risks that responsible use of AI needs to consider. This includes concerns over data protection and privacy, discrimination and bias, disinformation, and AI hallucination. “People building and using AI tools are using information in new ways, including personal information. Most of the development of popular AI systems happens outside New Zealand.”He explained the chance to sign this statement and join with other privacy and data protection bodies. “Considering privacy is a critical part of using AI in ways that achieve the intended outcomes and earn New Zealanders’ trust,” said Webster.