Ensuring safety, reliability and trust

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3.1 Governments should require and organisations should test AI systems thoroughly to ensure that they reliably adhere, in operation, to the underpinning ethical and moral principles and have been trained with data which are curated and are as ‘error-free’ as practicable, given the circumstances. 3.2 Governments are encouraged to adjust regulatory regimes and/or promote industry self-regulatory regimes for allowing market-entry of AI systems in order to reasonably reflect the positive exposure that may result from the public operation of such AI systems. Special regimes for intermediary and limited admissions to enable testing and refining of the operation of the AI system can help to expedite the completion of the AI system and improve its safety and reliability. 3.3 In order to ensure and maintain public trust in final human control, governments should consider implementing rules that ensure comprehensive and transparent investigation of such adverse and unanticipated outcomes of AI systems that have occurred through their usage, in particular if these outcomes have lethal or injurious consequences for the humans using such systems. Such investigations should be used for considering adjusting the regulatory framework for AI systems in particular to develop a more rounded understanding of how such systems should gracefully handover to their human operators.

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