Re: Proposal for a definition and literature review paper for "open, inclusive and ethical use of AI

Milton, needless to say, I agree that StratML can play an important role 
in a layered approach to AI governance.

Indeed, it seems to me that something very much like it is essential and 
I will continue to do my best to make the case for documenting the plans 
for, purposes of, and results created by AI agents in StratML format.

In the meantime, your message prompted me to convert to StratML format 
KPMG's suggested Components of AI in Control, at 
https://stratml.us/drybridge/index.htm#CAIC


BTW, during the Data Coalition's chief data officers forum 
<https://www.linkedin.com/posts/owenambur_talking-points-for-chief-data-officers-forum-activity-6863153154419130368-VE2u> 
today, Gerard Valerio of Tableau suggested that governance is not about 
controlling but, rather, enabling.  While I like that suggestion very 
much with respect to the "governance" of human beings, the actions taken 
by AI agents is quite another matter.  Here's what Tableau says about 
AI: https://www.tableau.com/solutions/ai-analytics  KPMG references the 
use of dashboards 
<https://stratml.us/carmel/iso/CAICwStyle.xml#_ca9028ea-41c1-11ec-9c52-6d261083ea00> 
to monitor AI, and in light of Tableau's expertise in creating 
dashboards, it would be interesting to know whether whether and, if so, 
how they have applied dashboards to monitor the behavior of and results 
created by AI agents.

Owen


On 11/9/2021 6:18 PM, ProjectParadigm-ICT-Program wrote:
> There are two current discussions that warrant using open and 
> inclusive and ethical AI, one being the COP26 Climate Change 
> conference in Glasgow that seeks hard commitments and Nationally 
> Determined Contributions to the Paris Agreement goals to result in 
> timelines with goals.
>
> The other is a convergence of new technologies that hint at a 
> decentralization of services provided through the internet and cloud 
> computing.
>
> Controllable AI implies compartmentalization of services with a WELL 
> DEFINED STRATEGY for goals and objectives, and Google is aiming to 
> bring AI to edge computing data centers.
>
> This suggests that accountable (explainable), controllable and ethical 
> AI will require a layered strategies approach.
>
> Achieving the much needed goals sets by the Paris Agreement and those 
> being hammered out at Glasgow will require the use of AI for 
> monitoring, tweaking and path steering efforts for millions of 
> projects that are typically done from the bottom up, the national levels.
>
> We have a unique opportunity here to define accountable, controllable 
> and ethical AI for decentralized use and get industry support for such 
> a use.
>
> I suggest a systematic review of AI on controllability, accountability 
> (explainability) and ethical use and a systematic review on AI at edge 
> computing level.
>
> Suffice it to say that StratML can play an important role in the 
> strategy planning and execution for the implied strategy layers approach.
>
> Milton Ponson
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