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Most of the evidence is academic at this point in time.However, executives who have deployed their own models have begun to focus on how to protect their integrity, given it will be only a matter of time before a major attack becomes public information, resulting in brand damage and potentially greater harm.
To regularly train models needed for use cases specific to their business, CIOs need to establish pipelines of AI-ready data, incorporating new methods for collecting, cleansing, and cataloguing enterprise information. The risk of exposing intellectualproperty also has to be mitigated, especially when AI is offered as a cloud-based service.
Seven companies that license music, images, videos, and other data used for training artificial intelligence systems have formed a trade association to promote responsible and ethical licensing of intellectualproperty.
This could force companies to share sensitive information, raising concerns over intellectualproperty and competitive advantage. On the other hand, such a push for transparency could also drive wider AI adoption, according to Sharath Srinivasamurthy, associate VP of research at IDC.
Without proper data governance, transparency, and security, customer data, intellectualproperty, or other sensitive corporate information can be fed into LLM models, risking unintended data leakage. Look for solutions that honor role-based access controls and ensure sensitive information is only accessible to authorized users.
A lawsuit filed in a Texas federal court on Friday is a good illustration of the problems that can arise when two competitors — or even potential competitors — sign Non-Disclosure and Access Agreements (NDAAs) to share sensitive information to ostensibly help mutual customers. Rather, the complaint alleges that they misused the information.
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Because our subsidiaries shared in the costs of developing certain intellectualproperty, under those IRS cost-sharing regulations, the subsidiaries were also entitled to the related profits,” Daniel Goff, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of worldwide tax and customs, wrote in a blog post , which was attached to the SEC filing.
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But unlike human learning, the power of crowd-source data combined with the right information in Generative AI means that processing answers will be light years faster. Information fed into AI tools like ChatGPT becomes part of its pool of knowledge. These systems are like the processes of human learning.
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Articles 13-15 give those who are subject to the effects of automated decisions a right to “meaningful information about the logic involved.” Her speciality is intellectualproperty law, where the opacity of AI systems is making for interesting cases involving the moral right of AIs to be recognized as inventors or creators.
If after anonymization the level of information in the data is the same, the data is still useful. We have to make sure there’s a balance between various classes of information, otherwise the model becomes an expert on one topic and very uncertain on others.” A balance between privacy and utility is needed.
Organizations that rely on intellectualproperty are also at risk of being targeted by bad actors as they can use LLMs to generate content that closely resembles copyrighted materials. Even more alarming are the reports of cybercriminals using generative AI to write malicious code for ransomware attacks.
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Lastly, businesses need to be sure that their data is sourced legally and ethically, and in a way that respects privacy and confidentiality, along with any relevant intellectualproperty rights. What’s more, you’re also missing information that can be used to train and fine-tune algorithms, and make them more intelligent.
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The goal is to get everyone on the same page and make an informed, collective decision.” These guardrails will exist for a reason, including an increase in cybersecurity attacks, risks to intellectualproperty, and the unknowns surrounding generative AI.” IT Leadership, IT Management, IT Strategy
As most enterprises use email as their primary medium to pass on information, implementing a robust email security plan is not an option but a necessity. People pass on relevant personal information, financial information, confidential documents, etc., Losing sensitive information can affect a company’s revenue and market share.
This approach not only supplements the interview process, but also enhances the ability of IT to make informed hiring decisions, ensuring that only individuals who bring substantial value are onboarded, Bressler says. Once information is disseminated, its retrieval becomes an insurmountable challenge.”
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The sector also holds customer data and intellectualproperty which is typically very sensitive information and held on trust. If all this information falls into the hands of cybercriminals, this can lead to a variety of cybercrimes such as identity theft and financial fraud.
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The release of intellectualproperty and non-public information Generative AI tools can make it easy for well-meaning users to leak sensitive and confidential data. In both cases, sensitive information or protected IP may have leaked outside the organization. In general, they fall into two buckets: 1.
In that case, filed in March last year, Gerald Hayden, an ex-IBM employee, accuses IBM of theft of trade secrets and intellectualproperty. Defendants portrayed Strategic Imperatives and CAMSS as growing materially beyond actual growth, materially misrepresenting IBM’s shift away from its stagnant legacy mainframe segment.”
ChaptGPT was announced in November 2022 and hit the world by surprise,” says Patrick Thompson, former chief information and digital transformation officer at Albemarle. But even CIOs who had solid experience with AI were surprised by how fast ChatGPT was adopted. This immediately opened the potential to tap more value from legacy systems.”
The challenge with GenAI is that it can spew out inaccuracies, mistruths, and incoherent ‘information’ with such confidence and eloquence that it is easy to take them at face value. Or might results infringe on the intellectualproperty of rights holders , putting the organization in legal jeopardy?
This allows human users to verify the information and make informed decisions. The No-Sharing Principle Under the No Data Sharing Principle, it is crucial that organizations are not required to share sensitive data—whether their proprietary information or personal details—to use these advanced technologies.
You can be held personally liable for a variety of reasons These reasons range from breaches of fiduciary responsibility, fraud, self-dealing and conflict of interest, to violations of state and federal laws, questionable employment practices, theft of intellectualproperty, and mishandling of data.
The malicious actors behind these attacks often block access to sensitive government data, intellectualproperty, and even trade secrets until they get paid. According to the Symantec Internet Security Threat Report of 2016, governments’ growing dependence on information technology makes them vulnerable to ransomware attacks.
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