[kictanet] Public consultation on OECD Framework for Classifying AI Systems until 30 June 2021

[James Mbugua]

Daktari,

I will fill this so that you also give productive input. However, I must
ask on behalf of everyone else here, you chaired a taskforce on AI and
Blockchain here in Kenya several years ago, what were the findings of that
Committee?

I feel this is where we go wrong. Why are we contributing on European
frameworks when we cannot give Kenyans insight on what taxpayer funded
initiatives  here have done? Shouldn't you be asking us to give our views
on what your taskforce came up with?

REgards,

JG Mbugua

On Sat, Jun 12, 2021 at 8:56 AM Bitange Ndemo via KICTANet <
kictanet at lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:

> The OECD and its OECD.AI <http://oecd.ai/> Network of Experts, in which I
> participate, has launched a *public consultation* *on a *draft Framework
> for Classifying AI systems <https://www.oecd.ai/classification> that is
> part of the OECD Programme on AI and Work, Innovation, Productivity and
> Skills (AI-WIPS) <http://www.oecd.ai/wips> supported by the German Labour
> Ministry.
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> We are seeking input to improve the framework so it is useful and
> technically robust and *would like to solicit your feedback *as your work
> is related.
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> The framework is a user-friendly tool to help policy makers and others
> differentiate between different types of AI systems and their different
> impacts on policy goals along 4 dimensions: 1) context; 2) data and input;
> 3) AI model; and 4) task and output. It aims to provide a common baseline
> of the key characteristics of AI systems that can impact trustworthy AI; to
> inform initiatives from impact assessment to regulation and self-regulation.
>
> <http://www.oecd.ai/classification> <http://www.oecd.ai/classification>
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>   <http://www.oecd.ai/classification>
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> The *deadline for input is 30 June 2021*.  Please take* 5 minutes **to
> test the Framework on a real AI system* <https://oecd.ai/p/classification>
>  or, if you have a little more time, *comment on the report on *
> *https://www.oecd.ai/classification*
> <https://www.oecd.ai/wonk/classification>*.*
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> We would much appreciate your input and look forward to hearing from you.
> For more information or any queries, please reach out to ai at oecd.org.
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> Ndemo
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