Catalogue of Tools & Metrics for Trustworthy AI

These tools and metrics are designed to help AI actors develop and use trustworthy AI systems and applications that respect human rights and are fair, transparent, explainable, robust, secure and safe.

Chatterbox Labs - AI Model Insights platform



Chatterbox Labs - AI Model Insights platform

Chatterbox Labs is a Responsible AI software company that was established in 2011. We have two patented products: 

  1. AI Model Insights (AIMI) platform.  AIMI is a market leading platform with 8 pillars of insight (Explain, Actions, Fairness, Robustness, Trace, Testing, Imitation & Privacy) with stakeholder reporting for Legal, Compliance, Governance and Regulators.  Current global AI regulations are baked into the platform.
  2. AI Data Insights (AIDI) platform.  AIDI validates AI ready data before AI design & build. 

AIMI and AIDI are independent of any 3rd party data and AI model architecture (the software can process any model architecture and does not store data). 

In order to comply with global AI regulations, source code access is provided to our clients (but not to the public).  It’s imperative that organizations understand and can interpret and articulate to a regulator how an algorithm works.

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Tags:

  • ai ethics
  • ai responsible
  • ai risks
  • biases testing
  • build trust
  • building trust with ai
  • collaborative governance
  • data governance
  • demonstrating trustworthy ai
  • digital ethics
  • metrics
  • responsible ai collaborative
  • trustworthy ai
  • ai assessment

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