Artificial intelligence needs regulations that builds public trust in it

To build trust and confidence in the technology, laws should require organisations and governments to use AI in an ethical, safe and responsible manner that protects peoples' privacy. This means companies and the government must be accountable for the decisions their AI systems make. It means AI systems must be transparent and that an organisation can explain how a person's data is being used by the AI system. It means protections must be put in place to help reduce the risk that AI outputs are not biased or discriminatory. It means individuals are notified when AI is used to make a decision that affects their rights. It means there are boundaries on how high-risk AI systems can be used, and it means individuals have an appropriate legal recourse when those boundaries are broken.