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Ethical Decision Making Involving AI
Ethical Decision Making Involving AI In the domain of Corporate Ethics and Compliance, one hammer is used to establish ethical behaviour – training. In many cases, this training consists of the transfer of knowledge with respect to rules, regulations, and code of conduct. While this is important, it will not be enough to handle concerns associated with Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems and its use. What is missing from many organizations are the skills to make ethical de


A Safety Model for AI Systems
As a framework, I thought Nancy Leveson’s Hierarchical Safety Model which incorporates Rasmussen’s risk ladder offers the right level of...


Using Dependency Structure Matrix (DSM) to Improve Compliance
When it comes to compliance alignment we need to have answers to the following two questions: 1. How do compliance pillars (programs)...


Catching Up to Compliance
“We need to move beyond compliance.” I used to think that moving beyond compliance was the answer. Many others did too. It seemed like...


Isn't Lean Compliance the same as Lean Six Sigma?
I've been asked this question several times, so I thought I'd share my answer here: The short answer is no. The longer answer is that...


Three Conditions for Responsible and Safe AI Practice
Many organizations are embracing AI to advance their goals. However, ensuring the public's well-being requires AI practices to meet three...


How Your Business's Digital Twin Empowers Real-Time Compliance
Many of you may be familiar with the concept of digital twins in futuristic factories, but what if I told you your business is already building one, right now? The truth is, every company, from the corner bakery to the global conglomerate, is accumulating a powerful – and often unrecognized – tool: its digital twin. Imagine this: a vast collection of data – customer interactions, sales figures, website clicks. Valuable information, certainly, but without context, it's akin to


Everything an Organization Does is Compliance
I realize this statement may be controversial or even provocative to some, but I kindly ask that you hear me out. For many organizations,...


The Critical Role of Professional Engineers in Canada's AI Landscape
Rapid advancements in AI technology present a double-edged sword: exciting opportunities alongside significant risks. While Canada is a...


The Need for LEAN AI Regulation
There's a growing urgency to establish regulations for artificial intelligence (AI). Public concerns about potential harm and human...


How Is Your Compliance Managing the Shift?
In the last few decades there has been a paradigm shift towards risk-based regulators and regulation. In the traditional model regulators...


Beyond Compliance: Building Trust Through Commitment
In my years working across high-risk, highly regulated industries like medical device, pharmaceuticals, and energy, compliance used to be...


The AI Gold Rush: When Customers Become Collateral Damage in the Search for Data
The tech landscape these days is reminiscent of a gold rush, with companies scrambling for a new treasure: customer data. But in this...


We Don't Protect What We Don't Value
Business success is often measured by a single metric: profit. However, in today's economic climate, organizations are increasingly...


A Little About Myself
Talking about oneself does not come easily to some of us. This can get in the way of building trust with the people we work with. But how...


Audits Don’t Deliver Compliance
Audit is not the function that fulfills obligations. It’s the function that verifies you are keeping your commitments associated with...
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