The Responsible AI Toolkit enhances the explainability of AI decisions and is customizable for various AI systems, supporting both cloud and on-premise deployments.

This collaboration addresses the growing need for compliance and governance in AI, particularly as organizations face risks related to inaccuracy and cybersecurity.

Salus aims to enhance model transparency and security across various AI systems by providing technical guardrails that address risks such as bias and privacy breaches.

The company's Chief Technology Officer, Mohammed Rafee Tarafdar, emphasized Infosys' commitment to transparency, fairness, and trust in AI innovation.

As of the announcement, Infosys' stock is trading at $18.07, reflecting a slight decrease on the New York Stock Exchange.

Infosys has announced a partnership to contribute its Responsible AI Toolkit and AI application development framework to two new networking projects, Salus and Essedum.

Essedum is designed to accelerate the integration of AI data, models, and applications within the networking industry, leveraging Infosys' AI application development framework.

In its latest financial report, Infosys reported a 4.61% increase in consolidated net profit to Rs 6,806 crore and a 1.89% rise in revenues to Rs 41,764 crore for Q3 FY25.

Infosys has expanded its Living Labs in London to promote innovation with emerging technologies and has partnered with the University of Cambridge to establish a new AI Lab.

The project will incorporate existing initiatives, including Thoth for data anonymization, to create a comprehensive AI framework.

Arpit Joshipura from the Linux Foundation highlighted the significance of these projects in advancing domain-specific AI and fostering innovation in smart networking solutions.

A recent Accenture survey revealed that 43% of companies consider responsible AI essential for brand protection, with expectations of an 18% revenue boost from responsible AI initiatives.