Public announcement materials introducing TRI-ALLIANCE.AI and the Tri-Alliance Governance Framework.
This page provides public announcement materials introducing TRI-ALLIANCE.AI and the Tri-Alliance Governance Framework for communication with governments, institutions, corporations, media and other interested audiences.
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Today we are introducing TRI-ALLIANCE.AI — the public institutional platform for the Tri-Alliance Governance Framework established by Global Integrated Care International.
The Tri-Alliance is designed to support responsible, useful and accountable Artificial Intelligence within defined governance boundaries, bringing together governance, technology and participating contributors according to defined roles and responsibilities.
Its governance architecture addresses:
A central principle is simple: AI capability is not AI authority. The ability of an AI system to generate, reason or act does not, by itself, determine what it is authorized to do or who remains accountable for consequential decisions and actions.
Global Integrated Care International remains a commercially independent organisation. The Tri-Alliance Governance Framework provides governance principles, evaluation approaches and safeguards, while commercial deployment and service activities remain the responsibility of Global Integrated Care International and other applicable service providers according to their defined roles.
TRI-ALLIANCE.AI also presents Heather and Mary — governance-mediated conversational assistants demonstrating how useful human-facing AI can operate within defined roles, boundaries and safeguards.
We welcome dialogue with governments, institutions, universities, professional organisations, corporations, technology providers and other contributors interested in responsible AI governance, evaluation and international cooperation.
Technology may evolve. Governance remains above the technology.
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Public communication should describe the Tri-Alliance accurately without implying certification, regulatory approval, governmental endorsement, partnership or authority that has not been separately established.