BCG emphasizes the importance of responsible implementation of AI through responsible artificial intelligence (RAI) programs. These programs aim to ensure the ethical use of technology, considering its impacts on business and people, in addition to facilitating system governance.
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O study also points out that companies that already have some digital maturity are almost six times more likely to be prepared for AI regulation. Sectors such as telecommunications, technology and consumer are at the forefront of this preparation, recognizing the benefits of AI for customer relationships.
Companies from different sectors will be impacted by AI regulation
The report also points out that implementing a RAI program requires effort and withprometime, with engaged leadership and a multidisciplinary team involving different areas of the company, such as business, legal, human resources, technology and marketing.
The executive director of the company responsible for the research, Henrique Sinatura, says that “a responsible AI program must be seen as an innovation mechanism, which improves technology performance and establishes improvement and review cycles, which help prevent failures when raise concerns involving technology. Companies that understand this concept and treat regulations as an opportunity, rather than an obstacle, can stand out in the market.”
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