Responsible Use of AI: Resources

As part of CMCE's programme on the responsible use of AI, we have identified the following key sources of relevant information:
 
Code of Responsible Use of AI for the Management Consultancy Profession 
Published by International Council of Management Consulting Institutes (ICMCI), the code is intended to establish profession-wide standards for the responsible design, procurement, configuration and use of AI systems that influence advice, analysis, decisions or deliverables provided to clients and stakeholders.
 
Behavioural aspects of the ethical use of Generative AI
A research report published by the Institute of Business Ethics and Acteon that explores some of the tensions emerging in the adoption of Generative AI at a human level. It concludes that the fundamental risks identified in the research stem from human behaviour: the choices people make, the actions they take, and the habits they develop.
 
AI in the workplace is inevitable – but are we using it responsibly?
An article authored by one of our panellists, Donna Herdsman, in which Donna sets out a number of ways to adopt AI in the workplace responsibly to ensure parity, fairness and inclusivity.
 
Principles for Responsible AI Use by Directors
A standard for AI‑enabled board effectiveness that preserves judgement, accountability, and trust developed by Chartered Director, Board Adviser and Executive Educator Karim Harbott.
 
AI Governance Framework
A framework developed by another of our panellists, Frank Brown, providing guidance on how organisations can develop and enhance their governance and control frameworks to minimise the risks and capitalise on the opportunities of AI.