Daiki
@UsingAIforGood
SaaS platform for AI governance and ISO compliance
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We're excited to announce our €1.5 million seed funding round! This marks a key milestone in our mission to help businesses successfully & responsibly deploy AI. We're looking forward to the next growth phase as we work to balance innovation with compliance in AI deployment 🚀
In our latest blog, we break down the EU MDR, including the key changes in EU regulation in the sector. Our AI-powered SaaS platform and eQMS support medical device manufacturers on their MDR compliance journey. Read more on the blog: dai.ki/blog/eu-medica…
The U.S., U.K., EU, & a few other countries signed the Council of Europe’s first legally binding AI safety treaty. 🌎 It aims to ensure that AI systems are used responsibly and sets a framework for regulating AI throughout its lifecycle. techcrunch.com/2024/09/05/us-…
Understanding the AI development process is crucial for organizations seeking to leverage AI. In our latest blog, we break down the process, from the initial planning phases to data collection, model training and testing, deployment, and monitoring. dai.ki/blog/the-ai-de…
Given the complexity of AI projects, it's important to have a strategic approach when embarking on your first AI project to ensure that you're set up for success. Check out our latest blog to learn how to start your first AI project: dai.ki/blog/doing-ai-…
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution advocating for trustworthy AI systems, offering a good basis for continued international policy on AI governance. Read more in our latest blog from @MCoeckelbergh: dai.ki/blog/un-genera…
When we think of AI, it may be difficult to imagine the human side. How does data interact with the feelings and intuitions we consider fundamentally human? Learn more about the relevance of Human-Computer Interaction in AI on our blog: dai.ki/blog/where-ai-…
While pre-built tools can work for many use cases, private RAG systems & LLMs are better suited to many enterprise contexts where companies seek to harness the power of their private data, securely. Learn more in our latest blog article: dai.ki/blog/own-your-… #LLMs
If you want to watch our @UsingAIforGood webinar on a step-by-step guide for AI strategy development, look no further :) access the recording here: linkedin.com/events/aistrat…
Join us on Wednesday, Feb. 21 for a LinkedIn Live with @KatharinaKoern1 and Jona Boeddinghaus, who will discuss AI Strategy & Use Case Discovery for organizations seeking to use AI in their operations linkedin.com/events/7164188…
A Framework for Responsible Use of LLMs: The Daiki approach The Daiki process enables you to use and customize language models responsibly, enhancing the safety, truthfulness, and helpfulness of large language models. dai.ki/blog/a-framewo…
NIST’s Virtual Workshop on Secure Development Practices for AI Models on January 17. Registration: nist.gov/news-events/ev…
Pls see my article about the certifiable framework for an AI Management System (AIMS), ISO/IEC 42001, that aims to support organizations in the responsible development, delivery, or use of AI systems, published yesterday. dai.ki/blog/iso-iec-4… @UsingAIforGood
Exciting times with many promises & opportunities but also perils! 🧬🚀 Delighted to share our blog post on „#Promoting #Innovation & #Regulating #Generative #AI in #Health“ with Sebastian Porsdam Mann at: dai.ki/blog/promoting…. See more at @UsingAIforGood (Daiki), @MauritzKop
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