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June 04, 2024

Developing Sustainable and Trustworthy AI with Foundational Principles.

AI Principles can inform your policies, governance structures and processes. It’s critical to publish your AI Principles to employees, third parties and other stakeholders.

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Supra Appikonda, Co-Founder and COO at 4CRisk.ai, brings his decades of experience deploying regulatory, compliance and risk solutions for large companies.  He draws on his extensive expertise to share how organizations can leverage Trustworthy AI processes with modern AI-powered products.

AI Principles are foundational to AI Governance

They are also foundational to Responsible and Trustworthy AI. They should guide decision-making at all levels of your organization in ways that ensure everyone is leveraging the innovative potential of AI while at the same time protecting shareholder value from risk and failures.  

AI Principles can inform your policies, governance structures and processes. It’s critical to publish your AI Principles to employees, third parties and other stakeholders. Sharing and training on these principles will help your organization govern the use of AI internally. Use examples to drive the intent behind a principal home. Answer the questions, ‘what is this’, ‘why have this? and ‘how do we do this’?

How Does Responsible AI Relate to Trustworthy AI?

The terms "Responsible AI" and "Trustworthy AI" are two sides of the same coin, working together to ensure AI is beneficial and reliable. Both rely on existing regulations, rules and laws and standards that require privacy and resilience, but raise the bar, due to the astounding nature of the technology itself, and its’ ability to perform functions and provide insights at machine-speed, rather than human-speed.  

When we talk about Responsible AI (RAI) and Trustworthy AI (TAI) we are referring to all aspects of creating, complexity, transparency, fairness, training and security of AI models and algorithms.  We need these hyper-powered principles because AI is a new technology that beings into question the process of decision-making with lightning-speed tech. As a result, new concepts arise in both Responsible AI and Trustworthy AI that reflect the innovation and rapid evolution of the technology itself.

AI Principles – Examples You Can Use

Here are examples of AI Principles that you can consider revising and adopting for your organization. Use a range of inputs when formulating your AI principles, including your organization’s goals, corporate values, culture, and governance, your AI goals, known AI risks of the technologies in scope for your organization, expectations of key stakeholders and AI regulations, rules, laws and standards.  

By defining AI principles, your AI strategy will be understood, technologically sound, ethical, responsible, defensible and beneficial to both your organization and society. By incorporating these principles, you can create an AI governance framework that adapts to change, promotes responsible development, fosters trust, and ensures AI is used appropriately
 

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Supra Appikonda

4CRisk.ai

Co-Founder and COO

Supra is a business leader with over two decades of proven track record in leading large-scale software implementations, service excellence and strategic partner alliance. Supra has worked extensively with the world’s best Professional Services and Consulting brands to deliver high-value solutions leveraging data and analytics to the fortune 500 clients.

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