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How integrity-first AI use today builds confidence for tomorrow
AI can strengthen or weaken integrity. A clear plan makes the difference.
The report
An AI use plan should capture AI's potential and manage its risks.
Organizations are working out how to use AI
Adoption is accelerating faster than governance.
Some emerging markets are ahead in safeguarding AI use
Governance practices vary by region.
Organizations need a comprehensive plan for ethical AI use
And the capability to put it into practice.
Legal and compliance functions see AI's risks and potential
Where they see potential
Contract review, monitoring and investigations.
Risks of overpromising or overclaiming AI
Claims about AI capability must be accurate.
AI regulation is rising up policymakers' agendas
New rules are coming quickly.
Six ways to take an integrity-first approach to AI
1. Assess your AI use strategy
2. Develop a formal AI use policy and the means to implement it
3. Assemble a cross-functional team
4. Build a regulatory and litigation response plan
5. Optimize data governance
6. Build an inventory of AI tools in use
Summary
Integrity-first AI use builds confidence that lasts.
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