The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) updated his Principles of Artificial Intelligence (AI) as response to the rapid evolution of this technology and its impact on privacy, intellectual property rights, security and integrity of information.
It was in 2019 When for the first time, the body established the AI Principles with the aim of serving as a model for developing policy frameworks about how address the risks of this technology.
The OECD AI Principles are a global reference point for the formulation of artificial intelligence policies, facilitating the interoperability of global policies and promoting innovation with humans at the center”, considered the Secretary General of the OECD, Mathias Cormann.
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In conference, I am confident that this review will help policymakers keep pace with the evolution of this technology.
In particular because of the impact that the democratization of generative artificial intelligence is having. For example, him OECD AI Policy Observatory has seen venture capital investments in generative AI startups increase nine-fold, while demand for skills in the technology has skyrocketed by 130 percent.
The above has also led to governments taking action; To date there are more than a thousand initiatives artificial intelligence in more than 70 countries and jurisdictions.
*Mathias Cormann, Secretary General of the OECD.
THE UPDATE
To address the new challenges that come with the adoption and implementation of this technology, the OECD included new recommendations as define mechanisms and safeguardsto cancelrepair and/or dismantle the artificial intelligence systems that may cause undue damage or exhibit unwanted behavior.
To which safeguards must be added for the integrity of the information when using the artificial intelligence generative.
The document emphasizes responsible business conduct throughout the life cycle of information systems. artificial intelligencewhich involves cooperation with knowledge and resource providers of this technologyusers and other interested parties.
For this reason, transparency and Responsible disclosure about how AI platforms work that are being implemented, as well as measures related to environmental sustainability.
The OECD stressed the need that the jurisdictions work together for promote governance environments and interoperable policies for artificial intelligenceparticularly with the growing number of policy initiatives for this technology around the world.
THE VALUES
Inclusive growth, sustainable development and well-being
Respect for the rule of law, human rights and democratic values, including equity and privacy
Transparency and explainability
Robustness, security and protection
Responsibility
RECOMMENDATIONS
Invest in artificial intelligence research and development
Foster an inclusive ecosystem that enables AI
Shaping an interoperable policy and governance environment conducive to AI
Strengthen human capacity and prepare for the transformation of the labor market
