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ARTICLE · 31 OCTOBER 2022

White House Reveals Long-Anticipated 'AI Bill Of Rights'

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The "Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights" was released by the White House in October 2022.

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Key Points

  • On October 4, 2022, the White House released its "Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights," a document detailing the Biden-Harris administration's proposed approach towards algorithmic regulation.
  • The blueprint consists of non-binding guidelines for the design, use and deployment of AI systems in public and private sectors.
  • The framework for AI systems in the blueprint is organized into five key principles. These principles apply to automated systems that could meaningfully impact rights, opportunities or access to critical resources or services.
  • The blueprint represents a change from previous guidance on AI regulation, taking a harms-based approach and emphasizing the importance of protecting those subject to automated decision making from certain algorithmic harms.

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