Adhere to OECD AI Principles Section 1.1 (Inclusive growth + sustainable development + well-being) and Section 1.2 (Human-centred values + fairness) per the OECD Recommendation of the Council on Artificial Intelligence adopted 22 May 2019 + updated 3 May 2024 (OECD/LEGAL/0449). AI actors must (a) proactively engage in responsible stewardship of trustworthy AI in pursuit of beneficial outcomes for people and the planet such as augmenting human capabilities and enhancing creativity + advancing inclusion of underrepresented populations + reducing economic + social + gender + and other inequalities + protecting natural environments thereby invigorating inclusive growth + well-being + sustainable development, (b) respect the rule of law + human rights + democratic values + and diversity + including freedom + dignity + autonomy + privacy + data protection + non-discrimination + equality + diversity + fairness + social justice + internationally recognised labour rights throughout the AI system lifecycle, (c) implement mechanisms and safeguards such as capacity for human determination that are appropriate to the context + consistent with the state of the art. Operate impact assessments aligned to OECD Principles + integrate multi-stakeholder engagement (developers + deployers + users + affected communities + civil society + workers + government) + maintain redress and contestation mechanisms.
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