While the adoption of generative AI is spreading rapidly, companies are expected not only to benefit from its convenience but also to accurately grasp the risks and maintain a system for managing them on an ongoing basis. This time, IGPI became an early recipient of C Certification, JDLA's third-party AI governance certification program. In this article, we spoke with Matsuoka and Kii, who led the effort to obtain C Certification, about the background to pursuing certification, the work involved in obtaining it, the effects they expect from certification, and their outlook for the future. Background to pursuing C Certification What prompted you to pursue C Certification, and what was your objective? Matsuoka: Learning about C Certification during an information session on early certification is what prompted us to pursue it. We had already been taking certain measures in-house regarding AI-related risks, but
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