AI governance, artificial intelligence, European Union, Principles of AI regulation, Regulating AI

European Union recommendations for trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

The European Union's High-Level Expert Group on Artificial Intelligence released a document entitled Policy and investment recommendations for trustworthy Artificial Intelligence at the end of June. It's a lengthy read in two significant chapters: I) Using Trustworthy AI to Build a Positive Impact in Europe, and II) Leveraging Europe's Enablers for Trustworthy AI. In the end, there… Continue reading European Union recommendations for trustworthy Artificial Intelligence

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AI governance, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence law, OECD, Principles of AI regulation, Regulating AI, Uncategorized

AI, OECD and, sometimes, try.

36 member countries plus six others signed on to the OECD's AI principles late last month. Described as a global reference point for trustworthy AI, it is noted that other similar guidelines and principles have been the basis for laws in other areas. So, given the lack of much significant legislative activity at the national levels, this… Continue reading AI, OECD and, sometimes, try.

AI governance, AI: What is it?, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence law, Principles of AI regulation, United States

Undefined

A new US senate bill  has been introduced to regulate machine learing algorithms. The content is discussed here. What caught my eye was the definition of "automated decision system." I have suggested previously  that a definition of artificial intelligence is important for successful regulation. This appears to be a be a work around. Rather than define artificial… Continue reading Undefined

AI governance, artificial intelligence, FDA, model AI regulation, Principles of AI regulation, Regulating AI, Uncategorized

FDA proposes new AI regulatory scheme; is it a model?

(I) (See what I did there with the logo?) Anyway, the Food and Drug Administration recently issued a press release and a discussion paper regarding a framework for AI based medical devices. In particular the agency wants to deal with continuously learning or adaptive algorithms, rather than ones that have been locked (and approved). They want to… Continue reading FDA proposes new AI regulatory scheme; is it a model?

AI governance, artificial intelligence, artificial intelligence law, Principles of AI regulation, Regulating AI

An AI watchdog and other practical thoughts.

This workshop summary has some interesting and practical (by which I mean things you could actually put into practice) ideas about how to engage in AI regulation. The suggestions of having the ability to look back to see how AI made decisions or acted as well as generalist investigative or oversight bodies are not ones… Continue reading An AI watchdog and other practical thoughts.