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Find guidance for the responsible use and development of data and data technologies, including artificial intelligence (AI), developed by and for government and public sector bodies.
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皇冠体育app Five Safes framework is a set of principles which enable data services to provide safe research access to data.
皇冠体育app Model for Responsible Innovation is a practical tool created by DSIT鈥檚 Responsible Technology Adoption Unit (RTA) to help teams across the public sector and beyond to innovate responsibly with data and AI.
Guidance on the expected standards and responsibilities when designing/conducting social and behavioural research for/on-behalf of government.
This high-level guidance explores ethical considerations associated with the use of machine learning techniques for research and statistical purposes.
皇冠体育app ethics self-assessment process aims to offer researchers an easy-to-use framework to review the ethics of their projects throughout the research cycle.
This brief guidance has been developed by the UK Statistics Authority鈥檚 Centre for Applied Data Ethics. It aims to help researchers, statisticians and analysts to consider the public good of their research.
This guidance provides an overview of how project teams can consider public views regarding the use of data within their research and statistics projects.
This document provides guidance on how to make data sharing more efficient in government departments and agencies.
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