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Model Artificial Intelligence Governance Framework Second edition
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Asia
English
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SG:D, IMDA, PDPC (Singapore)
Incorporates the experiences of organizations that have adopted AI, and feedback from our participation in leading international platforms, such as the European Commission’s High-Level Expert Group and the OECD Expert Group on AI. Produced mainly for Manager.

NZ Algorithm Charter
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Pacific
English & Maori
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Aotearoa/NZ Government
Demonstrates a commitment to ensuring New Zealanders to have confidence in how government agencies use algorithms. The charter is one of many ways that the government demonstrates transparency and accountability in the use of data. Produced mainly for Government agencies.

Principles for Accountable Algorithms and a Social Impact Statement for Algorithms
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Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency in Machine Learning Conference (FAT/ML)
Aims to help developers and product managers design and implement algorithmic systems in publicly accountable ways. Accountability in this context includes an obligation to report, explain, or justify algorithmic decision-making as well as mitigate any negative social impacts or potential harms. Produced mainly for Managers & Tech teams.

RCModel, a Risk Chain Model for Risk Reduction in AI Services
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The University of Tokyo
The risk chain model (RCModel) supports AI service providers in proper risk assessment and control, and offers rpolicy recommendations

Responsible AI
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North America
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PwC
The toolkit presents key risks associated to AI, including those related to bias & fairness. It offers a free responsible AI Diagnostic tool and a PDF version of pwc's Practical Guide to Responsible AI.

Responsible Data for Children
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Worldwide
English
Guide, principles, case studie
UNICEF and GovLab
The work is intended to address practical considerations across the data lifecycle, including routine data collection and one-off data collections. It provides guidance, principles and practical case studies.

Model Cards
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North America
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Short documents accompanying trained machine learning models that provide benchmarked evaluation in a variety of conditions, such as across different cultural, demographic, or phenotypic groups and intersectional groups that are relevant to the intended application domains. Produced mainly for: C levels & Managers.

New Zealand research on Trust and Identity 2020
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Pacific
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Digital Identity NZ
Is a purpose driven, inclusive, membership funded organization, whose members have a shared passion for the opportunities that digital identity can offer. Digital Identity NZ supports a sustainable, inclusive and trustworthy digital future for all New Zealanders. It is part of the NZ Tech Alliance. Produced mainly for: C Level & Non Tech Team.

Privacidad y datos personales: una mirada desde el periodismo
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Latin America and the Caribbean
Spanish
Guide
Asociación por los Derechos Civiles. Argentina-based NGO. Written by Xavier Ibarreche
To offer journalists and communicators basic notions about privacy and protection of personal data, the political and economic implications for democracy and the importance of preserving individuals' rights when reporting events of public interest. Produced mainly for Non - tech teams.

Real World AI: A Practical Guide to Responsible Machine Learning
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Wilson Pang, CTO at Appen, and Alyssa Simpson Rochwerger, Director of Product at Blue Shield of California and Former VP of Data and AI at Appen
This practical guide to deploying AI lays out a human-first, responsible approach that has seen more than three times the success rate when compared to the industry average. Produced mainly for C Level, Manager, Tech Team & Non - Tech Team.

Responsible AI from Pilot to Production
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Appen
A biased model that works for some users, and not others, is a failed model. Or a model that wasn’t sourced responsibly can be a poor reflection of company values and a nightmare with the media. It’s helpful to remember that AI reflects the people and the company that build it: when something goes wrong, it shows something may also be wrong internally. Produced mainly for C Level, Manager, Tech Team & Non - Tech Team.

Responsible Innovation: A Best Practices Toolkit
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Tech tool
Microsoft
Responsible Innovation is a toolkit for developers that provides a set of practices in development, for anticipating and addressing the potential negative impacts of technology on people. It covers applying Microsoft's AI principles of fairness, and approaches for harms modeling and community jury-style reviews.
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