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Trustworthy AI Cards - Legend
Trustworthy AI Cards - Legend
Trustworthy AI Cards - Deck 2
Trustworthy AI Cards - Deck 2
Trustworthy AI Cards - Deck
Trustworthy AI Cards - Deck
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Trustworthy AI Cards™

by Merve Hickok & Allen Wong

(Trustworthy AI Cards is a trademark of AIethicist.org. All rights reserved.)

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please contact AIethicist.org team.​

Custom quotes may include color/finish/material variation, addition of logo on the top card of the deck, or development of content for new concepts if the organization wanted to switch some existing concepts.

Trustworthy AI Cards - Deck 2
Trustworthy AI Cards - Deck
Trustworthy AI Cards - Legend
Trustworthy AI Cards - Legend front
Trustworthy AI Cards - Legend back

Why Trustworthy AI Cards™?

At AIethicist.org, we aim to create thoughtful and critical conversations on how we can collectively imagine, design, develop and govern AI systems in a trustworthy way.

We believe everyone should have a voice in how to shape AI systems, and that these systems should benefit all of us. We hope Trustworthy AI Cards™ help you avoid unintended consequences across the lifecycle of AI systems, or contest these systems if necessary.

The deck of 50 Trustworthy AI Cards™ correspond to 50 most relevant concepts under the 5 categories of: Data, AI, Generative AI, Governance, and Society.

Each card includes a specific concept definition, a question and answer to start a discussion, an example use case, 3 further questions. The QR code on the deck provides access to a protected webpage with Further Resources. This webpage will be dynamically updated.

Trustworthy AI Cards™ are designed to be learning tools in workshops, training sessions, brainstorming sessions, as well as for self-learning.

The categories of Trustworthy AI Cards
Data: Without data, there is no AI. Data is fundamental to training AI models. Quality data is necessary for quality results.
AI: AI systems can be simple or complex, deterministic or probabilistic, explicitly coded or learning systems (AI > Machine Learning > Deep Learning).
Generative AI: Generating new content and output, as opposed to Predictive AI systems - creating new considerations for trustworthy AI
Governance: Principles & controls necessary to ensure AI systems are trustworthy and beneficial.
 Society: AI systems can significantly impact society and individuals, requiring trustworthy design, development, use and governance
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