The March update to the Australian Signals Directorate 's Information Security Manual is here. A new cyber security principle on ‘executive artificial intelligence accountability’ was added recommending that the board of directors or executive committee is accountable for ensuring that artificial intelligence is secure, controllable, human-supervised and used in an ethical and accountable manner. [GOV-08] Download from here: https://lnkd.in/g5Ye4tJz
Australian Signals Directorate Updates Information Security Manual with AI Accountability Principle
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