As more governments look at AI rules, Accenture tests software to help companies comply | Semafor
Summary
By the time many of these models are implemented at companies, they’ve been modified and fine-tuned, sometimes creating layers of complexity that can lead to compliance risks. Its software essentially tracks the different parts of an AI model as it’s being developed, and turns the information into a cryptographic signature stored on a blockchain, making it theoretically impossible to tamper with. EQTY says its software could automatically check for that, the way a Secure Sockets Layer certificate ensures an encrypted connection between a web server and a browser. As a proof of concept, EQTY labs built and trained its own large language model, called ClimateGPT, using its software to track each step. It plans to open source its technology, allowing any developer to use it for free, but is expected to sell its AI Integrity Suite as an enterprise product.