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Conference proceedings from a summit focused on AI equity and fairness, published by RAND; relevant for governance and policy dimensions of AI safety, particularly around bias, discrimination, and equitable deployment frameworks.

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Proceedings from the 2024 EqualAI Summit, hosted or published by RAND, focusing on equitable and responsible AI development. The summit likely addresses bias mitigation, fairness, and governance frameworks for AI systems. Content covers policy recommendations and practitioner perspectives on reducing discriminatory outcomes in AI deployment.

Key Points

  • Examines equity and fairness challenges in AI systems across various sectors and deployment contexts
  • Brings together policymakers, researchers, and practitioners to address algorithmic bias and discrimination
  • Likely includes governance frameworks and best practices for responsible AI development
  • RAND publication adds credibility as a policy research institution focused on evidence-based recommendations
  • Addresses intersection of AI safety, civil rights, and equitable outcomes in automated decision-making

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Steps Toward AI Governance

Insights and Recommendations from the 2024 EqualAI Summit

Douglas Yeung, Tina Huang, Benjamin Boudreaux, Prateek Puri, Jonathan W. Welburn, Anita Chandra, Miriam Vogel

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EqualAI's 2024 artificial intelligence (AI) summit, cosponsored by RAND, was convened in Washington, D.C., to facilitate dialogue among corporate stakeholders from multiple industries, functions, and roles about AI development, acquisition, and integration. The purpose of the summit was to identify and align on common practices, discuss challenges, and share lessons learned in establishing and evaluating metrics in AI governance.

These conference proceedings describe key insights derived from summit discussions about best practices, metrics, and tools for evaluating the standards and performance of AI systems. The authors highlight two the

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