AI Ethics & Responsible AI - Ethical Framework

Our Ethical AI Principles

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We build AI systems that can explain their decisions and reasoning. Explainability is embedded in our platform architecture.

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Our models actively work to prevent discrimination and ensure equitable treatment across all demographic groups and contexts.

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We implement privacy-preserving techniques including federated learning and differential privacy to protect sensitive data.

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AI systems remain tools under human control. Critical decisions retain human-in-the-loop oversight and review.

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We maintain clear accountability for AI system behavior with comprehensive audit trails and responsibility frameworks.

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Our systems are designed to be robust, secure, and resistant to adversarial attacks that could cause harm.

Transparency in Decision-Making: All AI decisions can be traced and explained to stakeholders with clear reasoning.
Fairness and Bias Mitigation: Continuous monitoring for biases with active mitigation strategies ensuring equitable outcomes.
Privacy Preservation: Implementation of state-of-the-art privacy techniques protecting user data while enabling AI innovation.
Human Oversight and Control: Humans remain in control of critical decisions with AI serving as intelligent assistant, not replacement.
Accountability and Governance: Clear responsibility chains with governance frameworks ensuring ethical behavior.
Safety and Security: Comprehensive security measures protecting against adversarial attacks and misuse.
Regulatory Compliance: Full compliance with Vietnamese Decree 13/2023/ND-CP and international regulations like GDPR.
Stakeholder Engagement: Active dialogue with users, regulators, and society on ethical AI implementation.

Automated tools scan models for biases across protected attributes. Mitigation strategies adjust training data and model architecture.

Comprehensive fairness metrics tracked throughout model lifecycle. Regular audits ensure compliance with fairness standards.

Differential privacy, federated learning, and homomorphic encryption protect sensitive data while enabling AI capabilities.

LIME, SHAP, and attention visualization make model decisions interpretable to stakeholders and regulators.

Clear governance structures define roles, responsibilities, and decision-making authority for AI system deployment.

Regular adversarial testing identifies vulnerabilities. Robustness improvements ensure safe system behavior.

NeuroCognition Hub ensures full compliance with relevant regulations including:

Vietnam Decree 13/2023/ND-CP: Compliance with Vietnamese regulations on AI development and deployment.
GDPR: General Data Protection Regulation standards for data privacy and protection.
ISO/IEC 42001: AI Management System standards and best practices.
Industry-Specific Regulations: Compliance with regulations in financial services, healthcare, and other regulated sectors.

Our responsible AI guidelines provide clear direction for development, deployment, and management of AI systems:

✓ AI should augment human capabilities, not replace human judgment in critical decisions
✓ Transparency and explainability are non-negotiable in high-impact applications
✓ Regular audits and testing ensure fairness and prevent discriminatory outcomes
✓ Privacy is fundamental with data protection measures built into every system
✓ Continuous stakeholder engagement ensures AI systems align with societal values

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