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<div>'''Responsible AI''' refers to the design, deployment and use of artificial intelligence systems that are human-centred and human-controlled, trustworthy, inclusive, non-discriminatory and environmentally responsible.<br />
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== Definition ==<br />
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The rapid spread of generative AI has brought these systems into the everyday operation of organisations. Responsible AI addresses this by setting requirements across the whole lifecycle of a system: choice of use case, training data, transparency, human oversight and environmental footprint.<br />
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The Institut du Numérique Responsable has formalised this approach in its '''AI Charter''', which complements the Responsible Digital Charter and aligns with the European AI Act.<br />
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== The four principles of the AI Charter ==<br />
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=== 1. AI at the service of humanity ===<br />
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* Develop AI that strengthens the central role of employees while extending their capabilities<br />
* Build uses together with staff, through social dialogue and feedback<br />
* Train personnel in the proper use of AI and its impacts<br />
* Respect autonomy at work, the quality of social interaction and the meaning of work<br />
* Include respect for international treaties protecting human rights, democracy and the rule of law in procurement specifications<br />
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=== 2. Inclusive and ethical AI ===<br />
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* Respect equity, diversity and non-discrimination<br />
* Put in place mechanisms ensuring data quality and preventing gender, ethnic or religious bias<br />
* Organise responses to discrimination arising from biased data<br />
* Make AI-based digital services accessible to people with disabilities<br />
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=== 3. Trustworthy AI ===<br />
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* Inform users that they are interacting with an AI system, and disclose data sources<br />
* Explain how the algorithms work in a clear and accessible way<br />
* Ensure human oversight of high-risk activities<br />
* Strengthen system robustness against cyberattacks<br />
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=== 4. Eco-responsible AI ===<br />
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* Verify that the use case is genuinely useful before any deployment<br />
* Favour '''frugal AI''' models with efficient resource usage<br />
* Measure and minimise the environmental footprint across the system lifecycle<br />
* Apply eco-responsible practices to both training and deployment<br />
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== Signing ==<br />
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The AI Charter may be signed by any public or private organisation, either on its own or together with the Responsible Digital Charter.<br />
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== External references ==<br />
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* [https://charter.isit-europe.org/charte-ia/?lang=en_GB AI Charter — Institut du Numérique Responsable]</div>Maintenance script