Charlotte Stix traces the history of "trustworthy AI" as a policy concept
ArtificialOther · x · 2026-11-10
Charlotte Stix's open-access paper in Discover Artificial Intelligence (2022, 10k+ accesses, 21 citations) reviews how "trustworthy artificial intelligence" was conceptualized. It documents how government strategies and policy papers first delineate AI's scope via technical definitions, then articulate a "north star" guiding principle so non-technical audiences can join policy discussions.
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