We know from World Privacy Forum's 2023 report on AI governance tools, Risky Analysis, that these tools can have problems and should be assessed before they're deployed. But what do we learn about AI governance tools when they are actually put to use? This was the focus of recent research discussed in a paper by World Privacy Forum deputy director Kate Kaye. In this short episode of Privacy on the Ground, Kaye discusses her research which she presented recently at the fourth European Workshop on AI Fairness, an academic conference in The Netherlands.

This episode of Privacy on the Ground features music by Maciej Sadowski. The Privacy on the Ground intro theme features music by Pangal.

Read Kate Kaye's paper, "Uncovering Areas for AI Governance Tools Refinement through Real-World Use Case Analysis from Canada, Chile and Singapore," in the Proceedings of Fourth European Workshop on Algorithmic Fairness:
https://proceedings.mlr.press/v294/kaye25a.html

Read World Privacy Forum's 2023 report on AI governance tools, "Risky Analysis: Assessing and Improving AI Governance Tools, An international review of AI Governance Tools and suggestions for pathways forward":
https://worldprivacyforum.org/posts/new-report-risky-analysis-assessing-and-improving-ai-governance-tools/