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Find out about artificial intelligence (AI) assurance techniques

From:: Department for Science, Innovation and Technology

Find out what AI assurance is and what effective AI assurance techniques you can use in your organisation. You can also read examples of AI assurance in practice across a variety of sectors.

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54 case studies

Use case

Big data analytics
Data-driven profiling
Natural language processing and generation
Image recognition and video processing
Machine learning
Deep learning
Virtual agents or artificial conversational interfaces
Robotic process automation and decision management
Robotics and autonomous vehicles/systems

Sector

Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing (SIC Code Section A)
Mining and Quarrying (SIC Code Section B)
Manufacturing (SIC Code Section C)
Energy & Utilities (SIC Code Sections D & E)
Construction (SIC Code Section F)
Retail (SIC Code Section G)
Transportation & Storage (SIC Code Section H)
Accommodation and Food Service (SIC Code Section I)
Digital & Comms (SIC Code Section J)
Financial and Insurance (SIC Code Section K)
Real Estate (SIC Code Section L)
Professional, Scientific & Professional Activities (SIC Code Section M)
Administrative & Support Services (SIC Code Section N)
Public Administration & Defence (SIC Code Section O)
Education (SIC Code Section P)
Healthcare & Social Work (SIC Code Section Q)
Arts, Entertainment & Recreation (SIC Code Section R)
Other Services (SIC Code Section S)

Principle

Safety, security and robustness
Appropriate transparency and explainability
Fairness
Accountability and governance
Contestability and redress

Key function

R&D
Product and service development
Manufacturing
Service operations
Supply chain management
Human Resources
Marketing and sales
Customer services
Risk management
Strategy and corporate finance

AI Assurance Technique

Data assurance
Compliance audit
Formal verification
Performance testing
Certification
Risk Assessment
Impact Assessment
Impact Evaluation
Conformity Assessment
Bias Audit
Assurance Warranty

Assurance Technique Approach

Technical
Procedural
Educational

Focus Sector

Financial Services

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FSA: Developing an AI-based Proof of Concept that prioritises businesses for food hygiene inspections while ensuring the ethical and responsible use of AI
- Use case: Machine learning and 1 others
- Sector: Accommodation and Food Service (SIC Code Section I) and 4 others
- Principle: Safety, security and robustness and 4 others
- Key function: Risk management
- AI assurance technique: Compliance audit and 2 others
Shell: Evaluating the performance of machine learning models used in the energy sector
- Use case: Image recognition and video processing and 1 others
- Sector: Energy & Utilities (SIC Code Sections D & E)
- Principle: Safety, security and robustness and 2 others
- Key function: R&D and 1 others
- AI assurance technique: Performance testing
Mind Foundry: Using Continuous Metalearning to govern AI models used for fraud detection in insurance
- Use case: Machine learning
- Sector: Financial and Insurance (SIC Code Section K)
- Principle: Accountability and governance
- Key function: Product and service development and 1 others
- AI assurance technique: Data assurance and 1 others
The Alan Turing Institute: Applying argument-based assurance to AI-based digital mental health technologies
- Sector: Professional, Scientific & Professional Activities (SIC Code Section M) and 1 others
- Principle: Appropriate transparency and explainability and 3 others
- Key function: Product and service development and 2 others
- AI assurance technique: Data assurance and 4 others

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