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AVEVA stresses safe, governed path to autonomous industrial AI
Key points
- AVEVA's Arti Garg says industrial AI now uses foundation, physical and agentic models, raising safety and predictability concerns.
- Garg describes a triple mandate for responsible AI: secure, efficient including environmentally, and preserving human safety and oversight.
- Garg says AI should augment rather than replace people in critical decision loops, with guardrails defining where systems can act.
- Garg is involved in an IEEE working group developing a standard for measuring AI's environmental impact, including water and carbon.
Why it matters for marketers: Content teams promoting industrial AI should expect buyers to ask about human oversight, governance and environmental impact, not only capability claims.
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