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MODEL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE GOVERNANCE …

MODEL ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE GOVERNANCE framework 1 ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCEGOVERNANCE FRAMEWORKMODELSECOND EDITIONSUMMARY OF UPDATES .. 4 FOREWORD .. 71. PREAMBLE .. 92. INTRODUCTION .. 12 Objectives .. 13 Guiding principles for the MODEL framework .. 15 Assumptions .. 17 Definitions .. 183. MODEL AI GOVERNANCE framework .. 19 Internal GOVERNANCE Structures and Measures .. 21 Determining the Level of Human Involvement in AI-augmented Decision-making .. 28 Operations Management .. 35 Stakeholder Interaction and Communication .. 53 ANNEX A For Reference: A Compilation of Existing AI Ethical principles .. 64 ANNEX BAlgorithm Audits .. 67 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .. 68 TABLE OF CONTENTS4 EDITIONDATE RELEASEDSUMMARYFIRST23 January 2019 Released the MODEL AI GOVERNANCE framework (First Edition) at the 2019 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, January 2020 Released the MODEL AI GOVERNANCE framework (Second Edition) at the 2020 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos, key changes include: Addition of industry examples in each section to illustrate how organisations have implemented AI GOVERNANCE practices in that section; Updating the titles of two sections to accurately reflect their content: Determining AI Decision-Making MODEL to Determining the level of human involvement in AI-augmented decision-maki

AI ethical principles (Annex A) • Clariied that the list of AI ethical principles provided is a compilation of existing AI principles that is for reference only. Not all listed principles are addressed in the Model AI Governance Framework. Organisations could consider incorporating other principles in Annex A into their own corporate principles.

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