London – September 27, 2022, an article written by the Holistic AI team and Stephan Ledain, of RHR International, was recently featured on OECD AI’s blog, “Is it enough to audit recruitment algorithms for bias?”
The article gives an overview of the current state of AI governance legislation globally, including the recent UK National AI strategy proposed by the British government, an update on the progress of the proposed EU AI, the Canadian Artificial Intelligence and Data Act, the Illinois AI Video Interview Act, and an overview of California’s proposed legislation.
As well as taking a more in-depth look at the New York City bias audit law, arguably the most progressed piece of AI legislation currently, which comes into effect on 15th April 2023. We have also extensively covered what this legislation entails in our own blogs, and even proposed a framework for how such bias audits should be conducted.
The article goes further, proposing three more verticals that should be audited in addition to bias, these are:
- Transparency, ensuring AI system's decision-making process is clear and explainable.
- Safety or robustness, measuring a model’s accuracy when applied to unseen data.
- Privacy, measuring the risk of systems leaking the, often sensitive, data required for them to operate effectively.
You can read the full article on OECD AI’s blog here.
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Holistic AI is an AI risk management company that aims to empower enterprises to adopt and scale AI confidently. The AI risk management software platform audits and assures AI systems' code, data, policies and processes. As a result, enterprises can maximise their AI's value, minimise reputational, legal and commercial risks, and accelerate innovation.
We have pioneered the field of AI risk management and have deep practical experience auditing AI systems, having reviewed over 100+ enterprise AI projects covering 20k+ different algorithms. Our clients and partners include Fortune 500 corporations, SMEs, governments and regulators.
