Across
- 7. The idea that everyone has a right to know how AI is being used and how it comes to decisions that affect a person
- 8. The consistent and systemic fair, just, and impartial treatment of all individuals
- 9. The ability for people to use the potential benefits coming from AI
- 10. The number of principles this framework creates
- 11. The acronym for the White House office that helped construct this framework
Down
- 1. The idea that there should always be a person available to do the work that AI often does, when requested
- 2. When automated systems contribute to unjustified different treatment
- 3. When technology is used to detect or intercept data or communications
- 4. The concept of being protected from unfair data collection or use of personal data
- 5. Legal systems that protect citizens from discrimination and unfair practices
- 6. The idea that AI implementations should never endanger you or specific communities