On Jan 22nd, 2020, Singapore launched the second edition of its Model AI Governance Framework at the World Economic Forum in Davos at a joint press conference for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (WEF C4IR). This framework’s “unique contribution to the global discourse on AI ethics lies in translating ethical principles into practical recommendations that organizations could readily adopt to deploy AI responsibly.” The Model Framework focuses primarily on four broad areas: internal governance structures and measures, human involvement in AI-augmented decision-making, operations management, and stakeholder interaction and communication.
The report includes the use case of Symphony AyasdiAI’s Model Accelerator as an example for their Operations Management principle; stating that models should be repeatable, auditable, traceable, explainable, reproducible, and robust. Model Accelerator includes all these features to create AI models that can adequately forecast revenues and the capital reserve required to absorb losses under stressed economic conditions with justification for the regulatory bodies in the United States. In this case deployment focused on Global Liquidity optimization that both added several hundred million dollars of improved liquidity to a global institution, but also fully justified the improvements to global regulators in simple, clear and understandable explanations.
Stephen Moody, Head of Customer Operations and Success at AyasdiAI commented “AI has the power to improve our lives but only if we adopt safe, fair and transparent processes around its use. At AyasdiAI we have developed methods for explainability in the domain of complex, noisy and biased data – i.e. the real world. These capabilities align well with Singapore’s Model AI Framework and such transparency will enable trust in the next generation of AI solutions. It’s an excellent starting point for organizations to define their AI governance process.”
This framework echo’s AyasdiAI’s principles of making sure that “AI decision-making processes are explainable, transparent and fair, while AI solutions should be human-centric” always keeping the end-user in mind. Mr. S Iswaran, Minister for Communications and Information Singapore puts it nicely stating “The steps we take today will leave an indelible imprint on our collective future. The Model Framework has been recognized as a firm foundation for the responsible use of AI and its future evolution. We will build on this momentum to advance a human-centric approach to AI – one that facilitates innovation and safeguards public trust – to ensure AI’s positive impact on the world for generations to come.”
Drop us a line if you want to know more about how this is making a massive difference in Liquidity optimization. Here is the link to the full REPORT and a summary.
On Jan 22nd, 2020, Singapore launched the second edition of its Model AI Governance Framework at the World Economic Forum in Davos at a joint press conference for the Fourth Industrial Revolution (WEF C4IR). This framework’s “unique contribution to the global discourse on AI ethics lies in translating ethical principles into practical recommendations that organizations could readily adopt to deploy AI responsibly.” The Model Framework focuses primarily on four broad areas: internal governance structures and measures, human involvement in AI-augmented decision-making, operations management, and stakeholder interaction and communication.
The report includes the use case of SymphonyAI Sensa-NetReveal’s Model Accelerator as an example for their Operations Management principle; stating that models should be repeatable, auditable, traceable, explainable, reproducible, and robust. Model Accelerator includes all these features to create AI models that can adequately forecast revenues and the capital reserve required to absorb losses under stressed economic conditions with justification for the regulatory bodies in the United States. In this case deployment focused on Global Liquidity optimization that both added several hundred million dollars of improved liquidity to a global institution, but also fully justified the improvements to global regulators in simple, clear and understandable explanations.
Stephen Moody, Head of Customer Operations and Success at SymphonyAI Sensa-NetReveal commented “AI has the power to improve our lives but only if we adopt safe, fair and transparent processes around its use. At SymphonyAI Sensa-NetReveal we have developed methods for explainability in the domain of complex, noisy and biased data – i.e. the real world. These capabilities align well with Singapore’s Model AI Framework and such transparency will enable trust in the next generation of AI solutions. It’s an excellent starting point for organizations to define their AI governance process.”
This framework echo’s SymphonyAI Sensa-NetReveal’s principles of making sure that “AI decision-making processes are explainable, transparent and fair, while AI solutions should be human-centric” always keeping the end-user in mind. Mr. S Iswaran, Minister for Communications and Information Singapore puts it nicely stating “The steps we take today will leave an indelible imprint on our collective future. The Model Framework has been recognized as a firm foundation for the responsible use of AI and its future evolution. We will build on this momentum to advance a human-centric approach to AI – one that facilitates innovation and safeguards public trust – to ensure AI’s positive impact on the world for generations to come.”
Drop us a line if you want to know more about how this is making a massive difference in Liquidity optimization. Here is the link to the full REPORT and a summary.
