AI Audit as a tool for effective AI risk management

Artificial intelligence (AI), especially large language models (LLMs), is increasingly permeating all industries and promises transformative potential. Such large language models demonstrate impressive abilities in text generation, data analysis and even creative tasks. However, this rapid proliferation and increase in performance goes hand in hand with a growing awareness and concern about the manifold risks these technologies pose. The range of potential harms extends from operational malfunctions and data privacy breaches to profound systemic impacts on society and the economy. Given this duality of benefit and risk, there is an urgent need for robust governance, standardized risk management practices, and effective mitigation strategies. AI certification, specific risks associated with LLMs, corresponding mitigation techniques (technical and organizational), and the emerging concept of systemic AI risk. The standardization landscape for AI is still fragmented, but it is showing clear signs of convergence. AI audit using standards such as ISO 42001 and specific LLM risks support this process of security impact assessment.

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AHFE international
Published
2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.54941/ahfe1006101
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Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society
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AI Audit as a tool for effective AI risk management

Herwig Zeiner
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Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society
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AI Audit as a tool for effective AI risk management

Herwig Zeiner
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Abstract

Artificial intelligence (AI), especially large language models (LLMs), is increasingly permeating all industries and promises transformative potential. Such large language models demonstrate impressive abilities in text generation, data analysis and even creative tasks. However, this rapid proliferation and increase in performance goes hand in hand with a growing awareness and concern about the manifold risks these technologies pose. The range of potential harms extends from operational malfunctions and data privacy breaches to profound systemic impacts on society and the economy. Given this duality of benefit and risk, there is an urgent need for robust governance, standardized risk management practices, and effective mitigation strategies. AI certification, specific risks associated with LLMs, corresponding mitigation techniques (technical and organizational), and the emerging concept of systemic AI risk. The standardization landscape for AI is still fragmented, but it is showing clear signs of convergence. AI audit using standards such as ISO 42001 and specific LLM risks support this process of security impact assessment.

AHFE internationalVol. 165
Openalex Percentile: Top 12%
Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society
2.11
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