The recently launched MIT AI Risk Repository will provide the world with a “living inventory of risks” acting as a “meta-framework that brings order to a fragmented field,” Opice Blum Advogados Associate Lawyer Maria Beatriz Previtali and Data Protection and Artificial Intelligence and the Incident Response Team Leader Tiago Neves Furtado, CIPP/E, CIPM, CDPO/BR, FIP, write. Beatriz Previtali and Neves Furtado provide insight into the repository’s comparative aggregation of risk along two main axes, while also recognizing it “should not be seen as a finished product.”
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