Australia’s National Artificial Intelligence Centre has published the Guidance for AI Adoption which sets out 6 essential practices for responsible AI governance and adoption.
It recommends identifying who is accountable, testing and monitoring and maintaining human control.
The guidance includes an AI screening tool, AI policy guide and template and an AI register template.
The Guidance identifies the following risks:
- AI system not sufficiently secure;
- Misleading outputs / statements;
- Harmful outputs;
- Misuse of data or infringement of model or system;
- Bias, incorrect or poor-quality output;
- AI system not accessible to individual or group;
- Engagement with others in the AI supply chain.
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