CDEI Features Enzai in Portfolio of AI Assurance Techniques

The Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI) has featured four of Enzai’s AI governance solutions - the AI Policy Centre, AI Model Inventory, AI Governance Hub, and Compliance Assessment Tool - in their portfolio of AI assurance techniques. 

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The CDEI leads the UK Government’s work to enable trustworthy innovation using data and AI as part of the Department for Science, Innovation and Technology (DSIT).

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The portfolio is useful for anybody involved in designing, developing, deploying or procuring AI-enabled systems. It includes case studies from various sectors and approaches, to show how different techniques can be used to promote responsible AI. 

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“AI assurance is about building confidence in AI systems by measuring, evaluating and communicating whether an AI system meets relevant criteria, such as regulations, standards, ethical guidelines and organisational values. Assurance can also play an important role in identifying and managing the potential risks associated with AI”

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How Enzai’s AI assurance solutions support AI governance

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These AI assurance techniques hold huge potential to support wider AI governance, as shown by the CDEI mapping of the assurance techniques to the principles set out in the UK government’s white paper on AI regulation. 

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Enzai’s solutions cover a range of AI assurance techniques, including Data assurance, Compliance audit, Performance testing, Risk Assessment, Impact Assessment, Impact Evaluation, Conformity Assessment, and Bias Audit. 

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The four case studies were mapped to the principles of Safety, security and robustness; Appropriate transparency and explainability; Fairness; and Accountability and governance.  

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Learn more about the features you need to manage your AI with Enzai’s AI governance software or read about our AI Governance solutions. 

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Why you should use the portfolio

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The portfolio will help you understand the benefits of AI assurance for your organisation, particularly if you are making decisions about your organisation’s use of AI, or you are involved in the procurement of AI for your company.