This cutting-edge, interactive tool is crafted to enhance the reliable design and application of artificial intelligence (AI) in various sectors, including business, governance, and societal contexts.
AI is more than just a technological breakthrough—it is a core aspect of our digital interactions today. Organizations grapple with decisions on the optimal ways to deploy AI, ensuring its integration is both effective and responsible. These decisions are crucial for nurturing digital trust.
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There is an increasing number of guidelines and recommendations regarding AI, which are often either too general or overly marketing focused, thereby lacking practical guidance on ethical and effective AI implementation. This presents a challenge for stakeholders aiming to foster digital trust through the responsible design, deployment, operation, and use of AI systems.
Consequently, identifying relevant and helpful guidelines becomes a challenge and organizations must browse through extensive information to find the resources that truly aid in building systems that are not only technically proficient but also trustworthy and aligned with ethical standards.
There is an urgent need to design trustworthy AI, which means integrating digital trust parameters from the outset. By prioritizing digital trust early on, organizations can seize opportunities to enhance AI's reliability and acceptance. Therefore, guidelines that address digital trust aspects offer a significant opportunity for organizations to enhance the reliability, security, and ethical integrity of their AI systems.
The Digital Trust Radar facilitates this process by providing a structured collection of international AI guidelines. This tool aids organizations in identifying relevant guidelines by categorizing them according to specific aspects of AI application and impact, such as governance, risk management, compliance, ethical considerations, and technical standards. Thereby, the Digital Trust Radar enables users to efficiently filter and locate the most pertinent guidelines for their specific needs, ultimately supporting the broader goal of building and maintaining digital trust in AI technologies.
Created with a focus on AI, the Digital Trust Radar incorporates guidelines based on the insights from companies, associations, governments and alliances.
The Digital Trust Radar provides a selection of relevant international guidelines, best practices, and ethical standards to ensure digital trust.
The Digital Trust Radar has been developed by the Digital Trust Competence Center at the School of Business FHNW.
The project has been sponsored by Stiftung FHNW and the School of Business FHNW.