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The 8th Blog Article of the EU CyberNet Expert Blog Series: The Institutional AI Dependency Test: Can Public Services Continue When AI Cannot Be Trusted? An Evidence-Led Governance Exercise for Cyber Resilience

EU CyberNet has published the eight blog article in its Expert Blog Series. The eight article, titled “The Institutional AI Dependency Test: Can Public Services Continue When AI Cannot Be Trusted? An Evidence-Led Governance Exercise for Cyber Resilience” is written by EU CyberNet Expert Andra T. Alcalá.

Andra T. Alcalá discusses institutional dependency on artificial intelligence (AI) and AI governance. Article introduces the Institutional AI Dependency Test, an exercise for assessing whether an institution can identify its operational dependence on AI, restrict or suspend the system, trace affected outputs and actions, maintain essential services and restore use. 

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With the series, the EU CyberNet seeks to highlight its experts and offer concise, thought-provoking discussion on cybersecurity issues with fresh perspectives, innovative solutions and forward-looking takes. 

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