Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights

What it is

Five plain-language protections people should expect from automated systems — safe systems, protection from discrimination, data privacy, notice and explanation, and a human alternative — each with a section on what organisations should do.

Why I recommend it

Led by Alondra Nelson at the White House science office in 2022. It was never binding and has since been removed from whitehouse.gov, so this link goes to the official archive — still the clearest short statement of what people are owed.

Topics

#ai ethics #ai-ethics #framework #free #policy #reading #regulation #technology-and-ethics

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