Building trust in AI requires a standardised approach to transparency
01/04/2025 | OECD
In a guest post for the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Kamya Jagadish, Product Public Policy at Anthropic, discusses the growing need for artificial intelligence (AI) systems transparency. As AI becomes more advanced and pervasive, stakeholders demand clear information about its development, testing, and safety measures.
The article highlights that while transparency is gaining traction through voluntary commitments and emerging regulations, standardised practices are lacking. Jagadish points to approaches like Anthropic’s Transparency Hub, which aims to provide accessible information about AI development, along with the OECD framework for standardised reporting to streamline industry reporting requirements while making complex AI information understandable to a broad audience. The article discusses the challenges of meaningful transparency and other steps that can be taken towards greater AI transparency.
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