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Trustworthy AI: Red Teaming, Risk and Architecture of Secure Intelligence

by Sandeep Shilawat

Available until today. Available until 9/1/2026.

Trustworthy AI: From Principles to Practice Artificial intelligence is no longer experimental—it is mission‑critical. But as AI systems become more powerful, autonomous, and deeply embedded in society, a pressing question emerges: Can we trust them? Trustworthy AI is a definitive guide for leaders, technologists, policymakers, and regulators who must design, deploy, govern, and scale AI responsibly in high‑stakes environments. Moving beyond abstract ethics, this book translates global AI principles into practical frameworks, governance models, and actionable controls that organizations can implement today. Bridging technology, policy, risk, and human values, the book demystifies what “trust” truly means in AI—covering transparency, fairness, robustness, accountability, privacy, security, and human oversight. It draws from real‑world enterprise and public‑sector experience to show how trustworthy AI can be operationalized across the full AI lifecycle—from model design and data stewardship to deployment, monitoring, and compliance. What you will learn How global AI principles (ethical, legal, and regulatory) translate into engineering and governance decisions Practical approaches to AI risk management, assurance, and controls Methods to build explainable, fair, and resilient AI systems The evolving role of human oversight and accountability in automated decision‑making How to align AI strategy with organizational trust, public confidence, and regulatory expectations Lessons from real‑world use cases in enterprise and federal environments Who this book is for Technology executives, CIOs, CTOs, CISOs, and AI leaders AI architects, data scientists, and machine learning engineers Risk, compliance, legal, and audit professionals Policymakers, regulators, academics, and public‑sector decision‑makers Anyone responsible for deploying AI where failure, bias, or opacity is not an option Why this book matters As jurisdictions introduce AI regulations and organizations face growing scrutiny, trust is becoming the ultimate differentiator. This book equips you with the mindset, tools, and structures needed to move decisively—from AI ambition to AI accountability. Trustworthy AI is not about slowing innovation. It is about making AI durable, defensible, and deserving of trust.