Algorithmic Accountability Act
Proposed U.S. legislation that would require companies to assess the impacts of automated decision systems they deploy or sell, with emphasis on bias, fairness and transparency.
In plain language
A proposed U.S. law that would require companies to test AI systems for bias and harmful impacts before using them. It hasn't been passed yet, but signals where regulation is heading globally.
Why this matters
Although this is U.S. legislation, it signals the global trajectory of AI regulation. Organisations should study its requirements to anticipate similar legislation in Australia and prepare governance frameworks that can meet these emerging standards.
Relevance
StrategyUnderstanding global regulatory trends helps organisations design forward-looking governance strategies that can adapt to new regulations in their home jurisdictions.
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