The AI System Lifecycle
Plan data, development, evaluation, deployment, monitoring and retirement as one governed lifecycle.
Evaluate AI, connected systems and emerging technologies with governance and human oversight.
Plan data, development, evaluation, deployment, monitoring and retirement as one governed lifecycle.
Identify context-specific harm, uncertainty, accountability and monitoring needs before and after deployment.
Evaluate useful tasks, data exposure, output review, reliability and workforce impact.
Define when people review, intervene, override and remain accountable for automated decisions.
Assess rights, quality, representation, lineage and operating controls before pursuing models.
Choose deterministic rules or probabilistic models based on variability, explainability and risk.
Compare evidence, data practices, security, portability, monitoring and contract terms.
Connect devices, networks, platforms and operations while planning updates, identity and lifecycle support.
Link digital models with real assets or processes without confusing simulation with reality.
Run models near devices when latency, bandwidth, privacy or autonomy justify the added operational burden.
Inventory cryptographic dependence and plan migration without buying into speculative promises.