by Alexander | 27 February 2025
Trustworthy AI is an approach to artificial intelligence that aims to develop systems that are reliable, ethical, transparent and respectful of human values. It is part of a framework designed to ensure that AI technologies operate safely, fairly and responsibly, by aligning their decisions with social, legal and ethical standards.
by Alexander | 3 February 2025
A sub-category of AI that aims to generate new content (text, images, music) from models trained on existing data.
by Alexander | 13 February 2025
Multimodal artificial intelligence (multimodal AI) refers to AI systems capable of simultaneously processing, interpreting and integrating several types of data (or modalities), such as text, images, audio, video or sensory data, to generate more complete and nuanced responses or decisions.
Unlike traditional (unimodal) AI models, which specialise in a single type of data (text/images/video/audio), multimodal AI mimics human cognition by combining heterogeneous sources for enriched contextual understanding.
by Alexander | 27 February 2025
Responsible AI is an approach to the design, development and deployment of artificial intelligence that incorporates ethical, social and legal principles from the outset, in order to minimise risks and maximise benefits for individuals, communities and society. It aims to ensure that AI systems are fair, transparent, respectful of human rights and aligned with societal values.
by Alexander | 11 March 2025
Sovereign AI refers to an artificial intelligence system developed and controlled by a national entity or organisation, with the aim of preserving its strategic autonomy, security and interests.