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Summary
Key takeaways
This webinar covered:
- Why Generative AI introduces new risks that traditional model validation methods cannot fully address, requiring a broader socio-technical governance approach.
- Why validating GenAI systems extends beyond statistical accuracy to include reliability, safety, explainability, and trustworthiness.
- How regulatory frameworks across regions share core principles, including governance, transparency, and risk-based proportionality.
- Why the complexity of GenAI components, including foundation models, fine-tuning, and runtime parameters, requires layered, application-specific validation strategies.
- How AI agents with memory and decision-making capabilities require validation of long-term, multi-step interactions and potential aging effects.
- Why the industry is shifting from experimentation to responsible governance through continuous monitoring, transparency, and management of shadow models outside formal controls.
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