The United Nations Secretary-General launched a high-level Advisory Body on AI to strengthen global AI-governance.
In France, a legislative proposal was submitted to regulate Artificial Intelligence through copyright.
The Canadian government has issued a code of practice regarding generative AI to address concerns raised by generative AI systems.
To improve the identification and mitigation of risks concerning AI, the US National Institute of Standards and Technology introduced a Framework on the risk management of artificial intelligence.
The EU-US TTC Joint Roadmap initiative outlines the cooperation between the European Union and the United States on developing common tools and standards for AI that respects human rights and democratic values.
Better Images for AI heeft een handige gids ontworpen met richtlijnen voor wie betere beelden voor AI wil selecteren of creëren
Does the computer give you the job you deserve? AI systems that make important decisions for you can sometimes reaffirm existing biases. By applying fairness notions, developers can address this. We introduce some of these notions to you.
In this brAInfood, we highlight the different aspects and principles to verify whether an AI system is reliable.
The toolkit helps designers, creatives and innovators to put the user at the centre of AI and machine learning.
On why ethics in innovation is so challenging to implement.
On the impact of AI and automation on employment and workers' rights.
On strategies to develop sustainable AI.
On trust, transparency and explainability in artificial intelligence
België staat op een 12de plaats in de nieuwste editie van de DESI-index, een rapport van de Europese Commissie waarin de digitale vooruitgang van de EU-lidstaten wordt gevolgd
In this brAInfood, we briefly explain a number of types of transparency, and how best to tackle that balancing act between too little or too much transparency.
In this brAInfood you will learn more about deepfakes with some examples and tips on how to recognise them.
This brAInfood summarizes the results of a preliminary study for the amai! project among 1145 Flemish respondents.
