New article out! Overview of 30 resources for responsible procurement of AI in public administration. Published at the World Economic Forum. Here's the link to the full article.
➤Highlights:
👉Governments are increasingly purchasing AI systems, but there is a need for responsible procurement practices to consider societal risks and opportunities.
👉Existing resources include general guidelines, targeted recommendations and regulatory initiatives
👉We review and link to resources in each category
👉We identify gaps: More tools and repositories are needed to support responsible AI procurement, including RFP templates, contract clauses and scorecards for evaluating AI ethics maturity.
👉In creating resources, there needs to be more engagement with practitioners.
📢On that note -- Please reach out if you are working in AI procurement in public administration. I researching and developing resources. I'd love to share what I've learned so far and get feedback from you on what would be helpful.
➤In addition to me, the team behind this article includes:
👉Hubert Halopé - Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Lead at the World Economic Forum
👉Virginia Dignum - Professor of Responsible Artificial Intelligence, Umeå University
👉Beth Schwanke - Executive Director at University of Pittsburgh Institute for Cyber Law, Policy, and Security.
👉Ana-Maria Dimand, LL.B., Ph.D. - Assistant Professor of Public Policy and Administration, Boise State University
👉Emmaline Rial - Graduate student, University of Pittsburgh