As the adoption of AI grows throughout government, there has never been more awareness of the need to build and maintain AI systems with a clear understanding of their ethical risk. Every day, these systems shape the human experience, bringing issues of , equity, autonomy, data integrity, and regulatory compliance into focus. But how do agencies turn a commitment to abstract ethical AI principles into a fully operational, responsible AI strategy—one that delivers not just transparency and reduced risk but also innovation that improves mission performance?
Consider the many frameworks, principles, and policies that define the field of responsible AI—such as the Department of Defense’s (DOD) AI Ethical Principles, the Principles of Artificial Intelligence Ethics for the Intelligence Community, and the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights. These frameworks provide agencies with overarching guidelines essential for defining an ethical vision. But they offer few tangible tools and little practical guidance to operationalize responsible AI.
As the trusted AI leader to the nation, ĢƵ Allen partners with clients to address this void with a rigorous, risk-based method for assessing the ethical risk of AI systems—and a corresponding roadmap for taking continuous and concrete action to ensure these systems operate fully and responsibly in line with mission objectives.