Trust and transparency are essential parts of the government’s new National AI Strategy.
The government said it is aiming to build the “most trusted and pro-innovation system for AI governance in the world”.
It will establish a governance framework that addresses the challenges and opportunities of AI, while being “flexible, proportionate and without creating unnecessary burdens”.
The governance framework will:
- publish the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation assurance roadmap and use this to continue work to develop a mature AI assurance ecosystem in the UK;
- pilot an AI standards hub to coordinate UK engagement in AI standardisation globally;
- develop a cross-government standard for algorithmic transparency;
- work with The Alan Turing Institute to update the guidance on AI ethics and safety in the public sector;
- coordinate cross-government processes to accurately assess long-term AI safety and risks, including the evaluation of technical expertise in government; and
- work with national security, defence, and leading researchers to understand how to anticipate and prevent catastrophic risks.
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