What is the role of Artificial Intelligence in compliance? What about Machine Learning? Are you using ChatGPT? These questions are but three of the many questions we will explore in this cutting-edge podcast series, Compliance and AI, hosted by Tom Fox, the award-winning Voice of Compliance. In this episode, Matt Kelly leads the Everything Compliance quartet of Susan Divers, Jonathan Marks, Karen Moore and Tom Fox through a look at Compliance and AI from the prism of the 2024 Evaluation of Corporate Compliance Programs (ECCP). Kelly examines the complexities of integrating artificial intelligence into corporate compliance frameworks, highlighting the DOJ's recent guidance on managing AI risks as laid out in the 2024 ECCP. In Deputy Attorney General Nicola Argentieri’s SCCE speech, she noted the overlooked AI risks and compliance requirements, emphasizes the need for businesses to assess both internal AI applications and external threats from malicious uses by scammers or fraudsters.  The gang then delved into the dual aspect of AI risk - its creation and reception - and underlining the importance of comprehensive risk assessment and control measures in AI deployment, such as developing bug bounty programs and ensuring anti-fraud mechanisms are robust. We explored the role of compliance officers in AI oversight, focusing on the challenges in governing AI-generated decisions compared to human actions. With various insights on the legal and operational aspects of AI compliance, the discussion urges companies to evaluate the implications of AI use, both in risk management and ethical execution. Kelly examines the complexities of integrating artificial intelligence into corporate compliance frameworks, highlighting the DOJ’s recent guidance on managing AI risks as laid out in the 2024 ECCP. In Deputy Attorney General Nicole Argentieri’s SCCE speech, she noted the overlooked AI risks and compliance requirements and emphasized the need for businesses to assess both internal AI applications and external threats from malicious uses by scammers or fraudsters. The gang then delved into the dual aspect of AI risk—its creation and reception—and underlining the importance of comprehensive risk assessment and control measures in AI deployment, such as developing bug bounty programs and ensuring anti-fraud mechanisms are robust. We explored the role of compliance officers in AI oversight, focusing on the challenges in governing AI-generated decisions compared to human actions. With various insights on the legal and operational aspects of AI compliance, the discussion urges companies to evaluate the implications of AI use, both in risk management and ethical execution. Key Highlights: Understanding AI Risks Compliance Guidelines for AI AI in Fraud Prevention Challenges in AI Oversight Compliance Officers and AI Model Validation and AI Resources: Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn