Beyond RAG: Building Reliable AI Systems for Privacy Assessments

Tuesday, June 10, 2025 - 2:00 pm2:15 pm

Emily Choi-Greene, Clearly AI

As organizations explore AI automation for privacy assessments, ensuring reliable and trustworthy output is critical. This talk examines practical challenges in building AI systems that can consistently interpret privacy requirements, process engineering documentation, and produce reliable assessments. We'll set context by discussing which components of privacy assessments are ripe for automation, and which require more human oversight. We'll then explore technical approaches to prevent hallucinations, handle conflicting documentation, normalize AI outputs, and validate assessments against established policies. Drawing from real-world implementation experience, we'll share key patterns for building robust privacy automation systems that maintain high accuracy while scaling across organizations.

Emily Choi-Greene is the CEO and co-founder of Clearly AI, a Y Combinator-backed startup that automates security and privacy reviews. Previously, Emily led data security and privacy at Moveworks, including enterprise-grade privacy-preserving ML, sensitive data detection, and data masking. Before that, Emily led Alexa AI security as a Senior Security Engineer at Amazon.

BibTeX
@conference {306723,
author = {Emily Choi-Greene},
title = {Beyond {RAG}: Building Reliable {AI} Systems for Privacy Assessments},
year = {2025},
address = {Santa Clara, CA},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = jun
}

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