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Governing AI for Fraud, Compliance, and Automation at Scale

Organizations face the challenge of adopting AI without compromising compliance or exposing sensitive data. This article discusses matching AI risk appetite to business domain and implementing stepwise data classification, based on insights from TD Bank's Naveen Kumar.

SourceEmerj AI ResearchAuthor: Riya Pahuja
Governing AI for Fraud, Compliance, and Automation at Scale
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  • Match AI risk appetite to business domain: aggressive in growth-focused retail, conservative in compliance.
  • Implement stepwise data classification: label data as safe, sensitive, or critical, avoid critical data in early AI iterations.
  • Role-based AI with guardrails to prevent unauthorized data access and hallucinations.
  • Balance automation with human-in-the-loop oversight for high-stakes cases.

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