1. Public Trust in AI
At the same time, AI applications could pose risks to privacy, individual rights, autonomy, and civil liberties that must be carefully assessed and appropriately addressed.
1. Public Trust in AI
The appropriate regulatory or non regulatory response to privacy and other risks must necessarily depend on the nature of the risk presented and the appropriate mitigations.
6. Flexibility
Targeted agency conformity assessment schemes, to protect health and safety, privacy, and other values, will be essential to a successful, and flexible, performance based approach.
10. Interagency Coordination
Agencies should coordinate with each other to share experiences and to ensure consistency and predictability of AI related policies that advance American innovation and growth in AI, while appropriately protecting privacy, civil liberties, and American values and allowing for sector and application specific approaches when appropriate.