AI Governance Body

An AI Governance Body is a governance body that establishes AI policy, oversees AI deployment, and ensures AI compliance.

• AKA: AI Regulatory Body, AI Policy Organization, AI Oversight Organization, AI Governance Institution.
• Context:
  • It can typically develop AI Standards and best practice guidelines.
  • It can typically coordinate Multi-Stakeholder Interests across sectors.
  • It can typically enforce AI Regulations through compliance mechanisms.
  • It can typically assess AI Risks and societal impacts.
  • It can often bridge Technical Communitys and policy makers.
  • It can often mandate AI Audits and certification processes.
  • It can often facilitate International Cooperation on AI governances.
  • It can range from being a National AI Governance Body to being an International AI Governance Body, depending on its jurisdictional scope.
  • It can range from being a Government AI Governance Body to being a Industry AI Governance Body, depending on its organizational type.
  • It can range from being a Advisory AI Governance Body to being a Regulatory AI Governance Body, depending on its enforcement power.
  • It can range from being a General AI Governance Body to being a Sector-Specific AI Governance Body, depending on its domain focus.
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• Example:
  • Government AI Bodys, such as:
    • US National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) AI Program developing AI standards.
    • EU AI Office implementing EU AI Acts.
    • UK Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation advising on AI policys.
  • Industry AI Organizations, such as:
    • Partnership on AI coordinating industry practices.
    • AI Safety Institute conducting capability assessments.
    • IEEE AI Standards Committee creating technical standards.
  • Multi-Stakeholder Bodys, such as:
    • AI Oversight Committees combining government-industry oversights.
    • Global Partnership on AI (GPAI) fostering international cooperations.
  • ...
• Counter-Example:
  • AI Development Team, which builds rather than governss.
  • Research Institution, which studies rather than regulatess.
  • Trade Association, which advocates rather than overseess.
  • Standards Body, which specifies rather than enforcess.
• See: AI Governance, AI Oversight Committee, AI Policy, Regulatory Body, AI Ethics Committee, AI Safety Board, Multi-Stakeholder Governance, AI Regulation, Technology Governance, AI Compliance.

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