General Data Protection Regulation

• Latest compliance achievement strengthens the company's security and privacy credentials, further extending its capabilities in the healthcare market
  ST. LOUIS, June 22, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- KnowledgeLake , a leading provider of intelligent document processing solutions, is reaffirming its commitment to the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) with 2023 certification, further expanding the company's robust privacy and security credentials into the healthcare sector.
• KnowledgeLake already holds a comprehensive set of compliance certifications, including SOC 2 and General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR).
• Earning HIPAA compliance confirms KnowledgeLake's cloud-native platform meets the stringent guidelines for securely handling protected health information (PHI).
• For more about KnowledgeLake and how the company's solutions can help your healthcare organization, visit www.knowledgelake.com .

• ChatDLP enhances organizations' data security by minimizing the vulnerability of critical data, enabling enterprises to leverage the advantages of new technology to drive business growth while keeping their most sensitive data secure.
• By implementing Sentra ChatDLP Anonymizer, organizations can ensure compliance with key privacy frameworks such as the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) and the California Consumer Privacy Act (CCPA), mitigating the risk of sensitive information being ingested into public large language models (LLM).
• This further reinforces Sentra's core mission of providing end-to-end data security no matter where it sits in a technology stack.
• By implementing this innovative technology, enterprises will be able to feel confident that employees are using AI language models safely."

• We saw the harms too late, once they had already started to have a substantive impact on society.
• With artificial intelligence – especially generative AI – we’re earlier to the party.
• Read more:
  No, AI probably won’t kill us all – and there’s more to this fear campaign than meets the eye

Trillions of life-changing opportunities

• In the last few months, two local unicorns (billion dollar companies) pivoted to AI.
• We see many other opportunities across industry, government, education and health.
• Tick.

What about the risks?

• Are we going to drown in a sea of deepfakes and computer generated tweets?
• We can expect the European Union’s AI Act to set a similar precedent on how to regulate AI.
• Indeed, the Australian government’s consultation paper specifically asks if we should adopt a similar risk and audit-based approach as the AI Act.
• Nonetheless, China’s approach reinforces how powerful AI is going to be, and how important it is to get right.

Existing rules

• As the government’s consultation paper notes, AI is already subject to existing rules.
• For example, procurement rules used by government can become de facto rules across other industries.

Missing the boat

• We’ve not seen any such ambition from the Australian government.
• The technologies that gave us the iPhone, the internet, GPS, and wifi came about because of government investment in fundamental research and training for scientists and engineers.
• AI is going to touch everyone’s lives, so I strongly encourage you to have your say.

• User accounts are created, given the appropriate rights, updated, deactivated, and destroyed through a process called user account provisioning.
• When new or updated information is added to or removed from a personnel system, these identity management procedures are initiated.
• The increase in data breaches drives enterprises to adopt centralized security solutions, boosting the demand for IAM solutions.
• Identity and Access Management (IAM) Market Advantages:
  A strong framework for managing user identities, access rights, and permissions is offered by IAM solutions.