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Responsible Artificial Intelligence
Accountability for AI systems, including intended use, testing, oversight, privacy and the people affected by decisions.
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Understand Responsible Artificial Intelligence
Responsible artificial intelligence concerns the choices people make throughout an AI system’s life. We examine intended use, governance, evaluation, privacy, incidents and the ability to challenge an outcome. Policies are connected with operational responsibilities so readers can see what a commitment means when a real decision needs review.
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Responsible AI begins with decisions people can explain and review
Responsible deployment needs a connection between policy and daily work.