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The Institute for Ethical AI & ML

Meditations on First Deployment




Alejandro Saucedo | [email protected]

@AxSaucedo
in/axsaucedo

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The Institute for Ethical AI & ML

Meditations on First Deployment


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Alejandro Saucedo

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    Chief Scientist
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    <a style="color: cyan" href="http://e-x.io">The Institute for Ethical AI & ML</a
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    Head of Solutions Eng. & Sci.
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    <a style="color: cyan" href="http://eigentech.com">Eigen Technologies</a>
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    Chief Technology Officer
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    <a style="color: cyan" href="#">Hack Partners</a>
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    Software Engineer
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    <a style="color: cyan" href="#">Bloomberg LP.</a>

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Today

The Institute

AI Procurement Framework

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1. Overview

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About the institute

We are a UK-based research centre formed by cross functional teams of applied STEM researchers, philosophers, industry experts and software engineers

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Applied research

We develop industry frameworks and practical research that empowers technologists to design, develop and deploy of machine learning systems responsibly.

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The new complexity

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It gets harder

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The core Principles

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Let's put these into practice

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2. The Framework

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AI Procurement Framework


  • A set of tempaltes to support industry practitioners and suppliers in AI tenders.

  • Fully open source, built using our "Machine Learning Maturity Model".

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An Assessment Criteria

The Machine Learning Maturity Model

#1 Practical benchmarks
#2 Explainability by justification
#3 Infrastructure for reproducible operations
#4 Data and model assessment processes
#5 Privacy enforcing infrastructure
#6 Operational process design
#7 Change management capabilities
#8 Security risk processes

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Creating a checklist

From principles to a practical questionnaire

#1 Practical benchmarks
#2 Explainability by justification
#3 Infrastructure for reproducible operations
#4 Data and model assessment processes
#5 Privacy enforcing infrastructure
#6 Operational process design
#7 Change management capabilities
#8 Security risk processes

  • Each has a set of questions for supplier compliance

  • Each question points out potential Red Flags
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Practical benchmarks


Ensuring there are process to evaluate the right metrics:

  • Accuracy
  • Cost functions
  • Time
  • Time-to-accuracy

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Explainability by justification


Explainability through domain knowledge, together with feature importance analysis

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Data and model assessment processes

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Infrastructure for reproducible operations

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Privacy enforcing infrastructure

Build processes to use and protect user data & privacy, and make sure they are communicated

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Operational process design


Assess impact of incorrect predictions

and design with human-in-the-loop review

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Change management capabilities

Identifying and documenting impact of technology towards workers being displaced

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Security risk processes

Develop processes and infrastructure to ensure data and model security are taken into consideration

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Next steps

Applying this thinking into your actual projects

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3. Wraping up

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Today

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AI Procurement Framework

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The ML Principles

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The Institute for Ethical AI & ML

Meditations on First Deployment




Alejandro Saucedo | [email protected]

@AxSaucedo
in/axsaucedo