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  • Toasters on Trial: The Slippery Slope of Crediting AI for Discoveries

    This advanced course integrates the PLUS model for ethical decision-making.

  • Management Systems - Concept of Operations (CONOPS)

    concept of operations (CONOPS) for these management system standards varies but each follows a similar model illustrated below: Operational Compliance Model - Concept of Operation Successfully implementing these Moderate – discontinue or substantially change this service, system or process will moderately affect

  • Crossing the ethical chasm of data - a compliance perspective

    This will help in updating our system models and processes to make them more efficient.

  • Compliance is Probabilistic

    Advanced Analytics : Predictive models assign probability scores to potential violations, with machine

  • System Dynamics

    However, to more fully understand the past and predict the future a dynamic model is needed that represents

  • Should Compliance Manage Obligations or Promises?

    Promise Theory is defined as a "model of voluntary cooperation between individual, autonomous actors offers a way for obligations to converge satisfied by promise fulfillment systems similar to a services model

  • Overcoming Compliance Silos

    James Reason introduced the Swiss Cheese model to illustrate how even small holes in safety barriers This model, adapted below for ISO 9000:2015, shows each component as layers that have their own processes

  • Third-Party AI Risk: Are You Covered?

    Algorithmic Bias : AI models may unintentionally discriminate, leading to unfair outcomes and reputation

  • An Objective View of Obligations

    Some form of causation model (deterministic, probabilistic, linear, non-linear, etc.) is used to estimate In cases of greater uncertainty these models will be adjusted over time as more information is gathered

  • Cybernetic Control

    science of communications and automatic control systems in both machines and living things) there are two models

  • Compliance as a Value Guardrail

    regulations, for example, have spurred the development of cleaner technologies and more sustainable business models

  • Why You Need Compliance Engineers

    This requires an operational model that is engineered to advance outcomes over time, contends with uncertainty This model must have measures of effectiveness, measures of performance, and measures of conformance

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