The principle "IDAIS-Venice" has mentioned the topic "transparency" in the following places:

    · Emergency Preparedness Agreements and Institutions

    To facilitate these agreements, we need an international body to bring together AI safety authorities, fostering dialogue and collaboration in the development and auditing of AI safety regulations across different jurisdictions.

    · Safety Assurance Framework

    States should mandate that developers conduct regular testing for concerning capabilities, with transparency provided through independent pre deployment audits by third parties granted sufficient access to developers’ staff, systems and records necessary to verify the developer’s claims.

    · Independent Global AI Safety and Verification Research

    Eventually, comprehensive verification could take place through several methods, including third party governance (e.g., independent audits), software (e.g., audit trails) and hardware (e.g., hardware enabled mechanisms on AI chips).