AI Ethics
Service module
The principles and guidelines that govern the design, development, deployment, and use of AI technologies to ensure that they align with moral values, human rights, and societal well-being.
AI ethics seeks to ensure that human rights are upheld in AI-driven data analysis, while addressing the potential impacts resulting from bias, discrimination, or privacy violations.
How we do it
We develop structured decision-making models that take into account each customer’s operating context and the potential impact of AI tooling and outcomes on stakeholders.
Related case studies
Department of Defence
Evinact was engaged to develop a structured decision framework that simplified approval pathways, supported lawful decision-making and reduced the risk of inadvertent disclosure.
Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organisation (CSIRO)
Evinact was engaged to assess current-state capability, identify future service needs and develop recommendations for a more contemporary, digitally enabled RIM function.
Austroads Data Sharing Platform
Evinact was engaged to configure a cloud-based proof of concept platform, run national pilots with local governments, and test how road asset data could be shared, harmonised and used to generate actionable insights at scale.
