Credobility:

Hosted by CDEI and Ada Lovelace Institute, Credo AI was the only enterprise selected to present at the UK Government Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation workshop entitled “Exploring Tools for Trustworthy AI: Impact Assessments,” at White Hall in London.

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In this workshop, Credo AI showcased our RAI Governance Platform, and research conducted into Algorithmic Impact Assessment prototypes for generative AI and human resources, to an audience of global regulators and enterprises, including the UK Information Commissioner’s Office, Ada Lovelace Institute, The Alan Turing Institute, British Standards Institute (BSI), DeepMind, Mastercard, Northrop Grumman, NHS AI Lab, and more.

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This workshop provided an interactive opportunity for regulators and legislators, as well as standard-setting bodies and impacted enterprises, to exchange dialogue over best practices for algorithmic transparency reporting.

Credo AI’s CEO Navrina Singh spoke at  OECD.AI AI Risk and Accountability Expert Working Group meeting at OECD Headquarters in Paris, France, as part of critical discussions on the impact of generative AI on AI policy worldwide, including discussions of the NIST Risk Management Framework, International Standards on AI, and the European Union AI Act. 

Through the OECD.AI Network of Experts workstream on AI risk, the OECD is engaging with partner organizations, including the International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), European Committee for Electrotechnical Standardization (CEN-CENELEC), the European Commission (EC), Council of Europe (CoE), UNESCO, OECD, EU-US Trade and Technology Council (TTC) and Responsible AI Institute (RAII)-WEF to identify common guideposts to assess AI risk and impact for Trustworthy AI. The goal is to help implement effective and accountable trustworthy AI systems by promoting global consistency.

Credo AI’s Head of Business Development, Giovanni Leoni, and Global Policy Director Evi Fuelle engage with the European Parliament co-rapporteur of the EU AI Act, MEP Dragos Tudorache, & Chief of Staff Dan Nechita, to discuss how businesses can be best prepared for the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act and the future of general-purpose AI.

Credo AI’s Global Policy Director  Evi Fuelle represented Credo AI's views and research on Responsible AI Governance on a panel alongside Elham Tabassi (Chief of Staff, Information Technology Laboratory, NIST), Janet Haven (Executive Director, Data & Society Research Institute), Nicol Turner Lee (Senior Fellow, Center for Technology Innovation, The Brookings Institution), and Christine Curtis (Partnership on AI) at a public engagement event hosted by SeedAI on the National AI Research Resource (NAIRR) Task Force's final report.

Credo AI’s Global Policy Director, Evi Fuelle, joined a roundtable discussion hosted at the Embassy of France in the United States with fellow panelists Elham Tabassi, Peter Fatelnig, Michel Servoz, Jordan Crenshaw, and Cameron Kerry to discuss multi-stakeholder approaches to transatlantic cooperation on AI, including the EU-U.S. Trade and Technology Council (TTC) Joint Roadmap on Evaluation and Measurement Tools for Trustworthy AI and Risk Management. The panelists discussed processes for identifying key priorities for international AI standard setting, using existing dialogues like TTC and more.

After months of engagement and feedback provided as part of the robust industry engagement conducted by NIST in their development of the AI Risk Management Framework (RMF), Credo AI was the only startup invited to speak on a panel discussion at the U.S. Department of Commerce official launch of the NIST AI RMF, in a conversation moderated by Elham Tabassi, Chief of Staff in the Information Technology Laboratory (ITL) at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST).