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Data Trust in Cloud-Based AI Systems: A Comprehensive Analysis
Abstract
The integration of artificial intelligence with cloud-based systems has revolutionized data handling, processing, and security practices in modern enterprises. Data trust frameworks have emerged as essential components for balancing innovation with security and ethical considerations in AI implementations. These frameworks incorporate governance structures, technical safeguards, and operational protocols to ensure data integrity and reliability. Through systematic implementation of trust mechanisms, organizations can achieve enhanced security, improved operational efficiency, and increased stakeholder confidence. The evolution of data trust technologies, including advanced encryption methods and automated governance systems, continues to shape the future of secure AI operations in cloud environments. The implementation of these frameworks represents a paradigm shift in how organizations approach data security and AI deployment. By incorporating advanced cryptographic techniques, blockchain technology, and quantum-resistant algorithms, data trust frameworks provide robust protection against emerging threats while enabling seamless AI operations. The adoption of federated learning approaches and privacy-preserving computation methods has further enhanced the capability of organizations to maintain data confidentiality while leveraging AI capabilities. Additionally, the integration of automated monitoring systems and real-time validation protocols enables organizations to maintain consistent data quality standards across their operations. These advancements, combined with sophisticated identity management systems and access control mechanisms, create comprehensive trust architectures that support secure and ethical AI deployment while fostering innovation in cloud-based environments.
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Journal
Journal of Computer Science and Technology Studies
Volume (Issue)
7 (2)
Pages
254-260
Published
Copyright
Open access

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