About Joe Mayo
Joseph W. Mayo is a successful entrepreneur, award-winning project manager and Internationally recognized risk management expert. Mr. Mayo is an Information Technology professional with more than four decades of experience. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Information Technology and a master’s degree in Information Systems. Mr. Mayo is a PMI certified Project Management Professional (PMP), Risk Management Professional (RMP), he holds a Certified in Risk and Information Systems Control (CRISC) credential and CMMI Associate from the Information Systems Audit and Control Association (ISACA), and is certified by the Risk Management Society (RIMS) as a Certified Risk Management Professional (RIMS-CRMP). Mr. Mayo is the first risk practitioner to be credentialed by the three internationally recognized, risk management credentialing bodies; PMI, ISACA, and RIMS. He regularly speaks at international risk management conferences, is an active industry volunteer who regularly participates in industry working groups and strives to enhance global risk management and project management practices. He is an author, speaker and conference presenter on topics that include risk management, project management, and quality assurance. Career highlights include the following:
(1) Author
(2) Program manager for project #7 of the top 100 IT projects of 2006 by InfoWorld.
(3) Creator of the Risk Hurricane, an organizational culture barometer to indicate culture traits that can lead to disastrous results.
(4) Developed a risk management maturity roadmap for a U.S. government agency and was instrumental in the implementation of the Enterprise Risk Policy.
(5) Developed an IV&V program that was recognized by the Government Accountability Office (GAO) as a model for large complex government programs.
Frameworks for Trustworthy AI
AI is rapidly proliferating everywhere we look. Unfortunately, AI regulations and best practices are lagging dramatically. The rapid proliferation and lagging regulation of AI presents a significant challenge for organizations that are required to comply with the trustworthy AI requirements in the EU and United States. This session has three focus areas; 1) AI development, 2) risks associated with AI development and 3) trustworthy AI solutions. This session will review the typical AI development lifecycle. We will also review popular frameworks used for AI model development and validation including the Alethia Framework, NIST AI RMF and others. We will also explore risks and bias associated with AI development. Ultimately, this session will focus on a pragmatic approach to achieve trustworthy AI in the face of these challenges, risks and bias in AI development.
