Artificial Intelligence
Overview
Artificial intelligence is changing how people work, businesses operate, and new ideas become reality. From health care and education to manufacturing and cybersecurity, AI is helping solve complex problems and improving productivity. ITI works across the technology industry to help policymakers support responsible AI development and use.
ITI’s PositionITI’s position: leading the world in responsible AI
ITI has helped shape AI policy since releasing the first industry-wide AI principles in 2017. Today, ITI works with policymakers and industry leaders in the US and around the world to support clear, practical rules that build trust, address risks, and allow people and businesses to benefit from AI.
- Create clear, consistent rules: ITI supports AI policies that give people and businesses greater certainty and reduce conflicting or overlapping requirements. In the US, ITI advocates for a uniform national AI framework with obligations targeted at concrete risks, especially at the frontier.
- Focus on risk and responsibility: ITI supports policies that reflect the risk that AI models and systems present and allocate responsibilities to different actors based on what they have control over. Policies should focus on risk management, transparency, and accountability.
- Build alignment across markets: ITI works with governments worldwide to encourage the development and adoption of AI policies and standards that work together, supporting responsible innovation across a global technology ecosystem.
More on AI
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https://www.itic.org/policy/artificial-intelligence/itis-ai-accountability-framework
ITI’s framework defines best practices for AI development and deployment, helping companies identify risks, define responsibilities, and support accountability.
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ITI provides a roadmap for policymakers to manage AI risk while encouraging innovation, investment, and growth across markets.
ITI’s Impact
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2017
The year ITI introduced the first industry-wide AI policy principles, establishing an early framework for responsible AI development and government policy. -
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The number of ITI’s global priorities to promote innovation, trust, security and privacy, and international cooperation.