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AI Governance Framework Design
Design an AI governance framework anchored to the NIST AI RMF and ISO/IEC 42001. You get decision rights, review boards, model inventories, and escalation paths set in writing. Each control sizes to your risk appetite, never to a template.
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Score your models and data flows for algorithmic bias, model drift, prompt injection, data poisoning, and adversarial inputs. The AI risk management register ranks findings by exposure and cost. Your fix-it budget lands on the threats that matter most.
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Regulatory Compliance Readiness
Prepare for the rules that touch your AI: state privacy laws, HIPAA, GLBA, the EU AI Act, and sector guidance. Gap assessments map each compliance duty to a control and an owner. Audit week stops being a scramble.
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Model Lifecycle Governance
Govern each model from intake to retirement with stage gates, validation records, and drift monitoring. Lineage tracking ties outputs back to training data, while versioned approvals keep the model lifecycle visible. Nothing ships, changes, or dies without a record.
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Generative AI Governance Advisory
Put rules around generative AI before shadow use spreads further. Policies cover acceptable use, large language model access, retrieval sources, and human oversight of outputs. Pilot guardrails arrive with generative AI rollouts and responsible AI checks, so speed and control stop fighting.
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AI Governance Policy Development
Write the policies your people will follow: data classification, vendor AI review, incident response, and ethics escalation. Each policy pairs with training and a named owner, so the binder becomes practice. Updates track new laws each quarter without drama.