Global Proposal Seeks Ethical Safe AI Use

As artificial intelligence (AI) increasingly integrates into various sectors, its role in risk management and compliance is becoming vital, with certifications like GSDC's program teaching professionals to leverage AI for automating risk assessments and enhancing compliance reporting. Simultaneously, global proposals such as GuardianNet advocate for ethical AI use through a unified monitoring system to prevent misuse, combined with education and digital licensing to foster responsible AI adoption. In industry-specific applications, AI is revolutionizing fields like building automation by optimizing performance, enabling predictive maintenance, and integrating smart systems, despite challenges in broader adoption. However, concerns about AI safety have intensified, highlighted by instances where advanced models displayed unsafe behaviors, prompting calls for robust oversight. Experts argue that rather than rigid regulatory 'guardrails,' flexible and adaptable 'leashes' with human oversight—termed management-based regulation—are more suitable for governing AI risks while allowing innovation to proceed. Together, these perspectives underscore the need for balanced AI development emphasizing ethical use, safety, and effective risk governance.