Breaking Down the Mechanisms of AI – Software Mechanisms
The previous article summarised how institutions can employ a ground-up approach to improve the credibility of AI. This post will […]
Author: AI Asia Pacific Institute
Institutional Mechanisms (‘IM’)
The report, Toward Trustworthy AI development: Mechanisms for Supporting Verifiable Claims attempts to break down the mechanisms which aim to […]
The Need to Support Verifiable Claims in AI
The current mechanisms implemented to support Artificial Intelligence (‘AI’) are insufficient to ensure responsible and trustworthy AI. Such that safeguards […]
Toward Trustworthy AI Development: Mechanisms for Supporting Verificable Claims
As a result of growing public concern regarding the credibility and trustworthiness of Artificial Intelligence (‘AI’), a group of researchers […]
The Task-Based Approach to Preparing for the Future of Work
This month, Singapore continued its sustained progress in AI adaptation with the launch of A Guide to Job Redesign in […]
Correcting the Discriminatory Effects of Predictive Modelling
Last week, the Australian Human Rights Commission (AHRC) published a technical paper addressing the problem of algorithmic bias. In producing […]
Measuring Autonomy: Issues in the Legal Personality of AI
Scholars at the Moscow State Law University published an article considering AI from the viewpoint of law. Written in the […]
Why Trustworthy AI
Trustworthy AI places trust at the center of AI developments. Many different terms have been suggested in the industry, from ethical […]
The Ethical Advantage: The Economic and Social Benefits of Ethics to Australia
What can we gain economically by being more ethical? The Ethics Centre commissioned Deloitte Access Economics to develop a framework to […]
Advisory Board Announcement
The AI Asia Pacific Institute is pleased to announce the appointment of Richard Kelly, to serve on its Board of […]
