Comprehensive and Detailed Explanation From Exact Extract: SAP is positioned as a trusted AI partner due to its strong commitment to data protection, privacy, security, and ethics, its affirmation of the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI, and the inclusion of the 'Risk Classification & Assessment Process' as an AI use case in the SAP AI Ethics Handbook, which ensures structured risk reviews and ethical AI development.
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Commitment to data protection, privacy, security, and ethics: "SAP’s AI Ethics efforts are guided by a multi-stakeholder approach and a strong governance framework, coordinated by the AI Ethics Office. The approach is based on SAP’s Global AI Ethics Policy and development standards for responsible AI innovation... Principles include proportionality and do not harm, safety and security, fairness and non-discrimination, sustainability, right to privacy and data protection, human oversight and determination, transparency and explainability, responsibility and accountability, awareness and literacy, and multistakeholder and adaptive governance and collaboration."sap.com "SAP prioritizes data privacy and security, ensuring customer data remains safeguarded within its ecosystem. Customer data is not shared with third-party large language model (LLM) providers for training their models."sap.com
Affirming the guiding principles of the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI: "Our guiding principles are based on UNESCO's Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence."sap.com "...affirming the 10 guiding principles of the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence. These principles cover proportionality and do no harm, safety and security, fairness and non-discrimination, sustainability, right to privacy and data protection, human oversight and determination, transparency and explainability, responsibility and accountability, awareness and literacy, and multi-stakeholder and adaptive governance and collaboration."news.sap.com "SAP’s AI Ethics policy is based on the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, ensuring human-centered AI systems that respect and augment humans while retaining human oversight."sap.com
The AI use case ‘Risk Classification & Assessment Process’ within the SAP AI Ethics Handbook: "The assessment process enables SAP to conduct a structured review that targets critical AI risks. Our product standard risk management framework helps to ..." "Risk Classification & Assessment Process Flowchart."sap.com "...the establishment of our AI use case 'Risk Classification & Assessment Process' within our AI Ethics Handbook."learning.sap.com
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Option B: While SAP leverages business data responsibly and has understanding through grounding AI in customer data, it does not claim "unique access" as data usage is governed by customer agreements and opt-outs, emphasizing shared rather than exclusive access.
Option D: SAP has collaborations with AI providers like Cohere, Microsoft, and others, but these are described as strategic partnerships rather than "unparalleled," with focus on ecosystem integration rather than being a primary trust factor in ethics contexts.
References from Positioning SAP Business AI Solutions as part of SAP Business Suite documents or Study Guide: Derived from the official SAP AI Ethics Handbook and related product pages, as well as the SAP Learning course "Discovering SAP Business AI," which highlights responsible AI practices in positioning SAP Business AI within the SAP Business Suite. The UNESCO affirmation and risk assessment process are key elements in the C_BCBAI_2502 study materials for ethical AI positioning.
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