Summary (Resumen) The Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard (ATRS) is a UK government policy that provides a mandatory framework for central government organisations to disclose how algorithmic tools are used. It
Summary (Resumen) “This guidance covers general principles for civil servants [in the UK], how these apply to use of LLMs, the practicalities of using LLMs, and the government’s wider approach
Summary (Resumen) This guide emphasizes practical advice for judges and court officials on using generative AI tools like Copilot Chat, warning about risks such as inaccuracy, bias, legal errors, and
Summary (Resumen) The document establishes an ethical, technical and operational framework for the use of generative AI in the UK government. It defines 10 key principles for its safe, responsible
Summary (Resumen) “This guidance sets out the considerations that regulators may wish to have when developing tools and guidance to implement the UK’s approach to AI regulation. It builds on
Summary (Resumen) It is a practical guide developed to guide the safe, responsible and effective use of artificial intelligence in the UK public sector. Based on ten guiding principles, it
Summary (Resumen) The document establishes ethical principles and guidelines for the development, use, and regulation of artificial intelligence in Thailand. It is aimed at researchers, designers, developers, AI service providers,
Summary (Resumen) These guidelines have been developed to guide Swedish public entities in the responsible, legal, ethical, and safe use of generative AI. They recommend developing internal policies tailored to
Summary (Resumen) This internal policy regulates the responsible use of generative AI in the AEPD’s administrative processes. It defines objectives, use cases, risk analysis, governance, transparency policies, explainability, data protection,