At the OACA, we believe that responsible AI use starts with an understanding that AI technologies are good for human augmentation and not so good for human replacement. The reality is that much of an organization’s intellectual property resides within its people, and AI can assist organizations in enabling people to add value further up the value chain. This paper discusses the OACA view that a responsible AI Framework consists of stated ethics, processes, and governance and must be defined for each organization considering various stakeholders’ rules, guidelines, and values.
This responsible AI framework forms the basis for any organization when determining appropriate use cases for the use of AI and the guardrails that must be applied when deploying, integrating, and incorporating AI systems at people, process, and technology levels. By considering these elements and preparing in advance, organizations can effectively and safely leverage AI technologies and processes to drive innovation and achieve their goals
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