Cognitive Guideline Briefings

Briefings

Each cognitive guideline comes with a short briefing for policymakers and regulators.

Why we write briefings

Cognitive guidelines are detailed documents written for expert panels, evaluators and developers. Each guideline opens with a one-page summary for developers and comes with a test they can run. Policymakers and regulators need something different. They need to understand the risk and how a guideline can be used as a benchmark of good practice. CogGuide briefings summarise each guideline for them, so the evidence reaches the people who make decisions about AI.

Example briefing

Illustrative draft Policy and regulation
Briefing for policymakers and regulators: responding to a user’s recollection
Why AI responses to users’ memories matter for wellbeing and justice, and how the guideline can be used as a benchmark of good practice.

Based on the example guideline

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