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Who Should Own AI Risk at Your Organization?

hackerone.com | blog | #ai-security | #ai-governance | #risk-management | #privacy | #ciso | #hackerone | #ai-risk
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The article examines who should own AI risk as AI adoption grows, covering security risks like prompt-based data leakage, safety risks, the privacy team's role, and proposing an AI risk council.
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