On October 4, 2022, the White House released the Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights (the “Blueprint”), which provides non-binding “principles” for organizations in both the public and private sectors to use when developing or deploying artificial intelligence (“AI”) or other automated systems.

The Blueprint does not include many new ideas for AI compliance. Instead, it represents a collection of principles that have been included in laws and guidance published by governments and organizations around the world. But unlike many of those guidelines, it takes a rights-based approach that is focused on AI’s potential harm, rather than a risk-based … Read more