Who’s Responsible for AI’s Mistakes?
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Who’s Responsible for AI’s Mistakes?

When AI makes decisions on its own, who’s on the hook if things go sideways? How can you ensure AI accountability — and prevent mistakes from happening in the first place? The answer is a multifaceted approach grounded in, among other things, AI-specific technology safeguards, quality data, and new organizational governance.??

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What we’re reading

  • A Portuguese real estate firm has generated $100 million in sales from leads produced by an AI agent. (Fox Business)
  • Humans are the API between AI and the real world, setting goals, providing inputs, interpreting outputs, and refining the process. AI, while powerful, is directionless without humans. (Forbes)?
  • Using AI requires maintaining opposing ideas: It’s transformative, yet requires skepticism; powerful, but prone to errors. With that in mind, here are 15 ways to use AI, and five not to. (One Useful Thing newsletter)


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This newsletter was curated by Lisa DiCarlo Lee, Contributing Editor at Salesforce.

We want to know what you're doing with AI. What's been your biggest triumph? And biggest disappointment? Let us know in the comments. We read each one and just might feature your use case in a future newsletter!

Camille Deondra Stewart

Entrepreneur | Financial Empowerment Coach | Living with Multiple Sclerosis and Mood Disorder | Navigating the Maze of Canadian Disability Benefits and Business with Resilience and Mental Toughness

2 天前

I've started using AI for about 3 months, and as a form of exploration and now I'm ready to learn more about it.

Om Prakash Das

JNV Alumni | Science Student at Ispat Autonomous College, Raurkela

1 周

AI's growing autonomy indeed raises complex questions about responsibility. Ensuring accountability requires a combination of robust governance, ethical frameworks, and active human oversight. It's fascinating to see how organizations are addressing these challenges while leveraging the transformative power of AI

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OK Bo?tjan Dolin?ek

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Dario de Faria

WFM & Outsourcing Manager @ Nestlé Nespresso SA | MBA in AI - Saint Paul School Of Business

2 周

We see a good point here, Lisa. The point that there′s no perfect solution, no "one-fits-all", no silver bullet anywhere. We, humans, have to take this responsibility while using or providing it. As users, by double-checking every information and as providers by guaranteeing the best response and/or some kind of repair. We cannot think of AI Agents or platforms as "the oracle", but as tools at our disposal. At least, until they take over - lol.

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