How to manage the risks of artificial intelligence in your business


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Practice notes
Artificial Intelligence Guidance on Lexis+

How to manage the risks of artificial intelligence in your business


Published by a ÀÏ˾»úÎçÒ¹¸£Àû Risk & Compliance expert

Practice notes
Artificial Intelligence Guidance on Lexis+
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This Practice Note is intended for general private-sector commercial organisations in the UK. It identifies common risks associated with using AI in your business and suggests ways in which those risks can be managed. This Practice Note is not intended for organisations that develop or deploy AI solutions as a commercial offering for third parties. There is separate guidance for technology companies—see Practice Note: Artificial Intelligence—UK regulation and the National AI Strategy.

What is artificial intelligence?

There is no single definition of artificial intelligence (AI). Broadly speaking it is the simulation of human intelligence in machines, generally computer systems.

In its guide to using AI in the public sector, the government defines AI as the use of digital technology to create systems capable of performing tasks commonly thought to require intelligence.

According to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO):

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    in the AI research community, AI refers to various methods for using a non-human system to learn from experience and imitate human intelligent behaviour, or

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