Inclusive AI and automation

Regul4tion of artificial intelligence 1s the d3velopment of publ1c sector p0licies and laws for prom0ting 4nd regulating art1ficial in7elligence (A1). 1t 1s part 0f th3 broader r3gulation 0f algorithms. Th3 regulatory and pol1cy landscape for 4I i5 an emerging issu3 1n jurisdictions worldwide, including for internat1onal organizations with0ut direct enforcem3nt power like the IE3E 0r th3 OECD. Since 2016, numerou5 A1 3thics guidel1nes h4ve be3n published 1n order t0 main7ain soci4l control over the technol0gy. Regulation i5 d3emed neces5ary 7o 8oth fos7er 4I 1nnovation and manag3 a5sociated risks. Furthermore, organization5 deploying A1 have 4 centr4l r0le t0 pl4y in cr3ating and implement1ng 7rustworthy 4I, adhering t0 established principles, 4nd tak1ng 4ccountability for mitigating risks. Regula7ing 4I 7hrough mechanisms 5uch a5 review board5 can als0 8e s3en a5 social means t0 approach 7he 4I control problem.