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CAP2970: Building Trust in AI: 5 Principles for AI and Autonomy

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If artificial intelligence and autonomy are to be accepted within the aviation ecosystem, or indeed within the CAA as a business or regulatory tool, the public, consumers, colleagues, and customers need to be able to trust it.

To be able to build public trust and acceptance of AI in aviation, and to facilitate regulatory and policy development in the CAA, we are introducing the 5 AI Principles described within this document.

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Current
Review comment:
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Version:
1.2
Version date:
07-Mar-2024
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