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The UK Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard gives public bodies a common format for describing algorithmic tools and their use.
Government policy makes it mandatory for departments and specified arm’s-length bodies, while wider public-sector use is recommended rather than universally required by statute.
ATRS is a UK government policy tool for explaining public-sector use of algorithmic tools in a common, accessible format. Its scope is broader than systems called AI: it covers artificial intelligence, statistical modelling and complex algorithms. The GOV.UK hub provides the template, guidance, scope and exemptions policy, and repository of published records. Mandatory use applies to government departments and arm’s-length bodies that provide public or frontline services or routinely interact with the public. The policy also limits which tools require records. A tool must significantly influence a public-effect decision or directly interact with the general public, and it must meet the policy’s lifecycle criteria. Significant influence includes meaningful assistance, supplementation, triage, scoring or full automation. Examples include a public chatbot and a model supporting benefit eligibility. Purely internal productivity tools may fall outside mandatory tool scope when they have no significant decision influence or direct public interaction. ATRS is mandatory through government policy for the named organisations and tools; it is not a standalone Act imposing the same duty on every local authority, NHS body or public institution. The government recommends wider public-sector use. Sensitive fields may be handled under relevant exemptions, with narrow redaction rather than routinely withholding an entire record. A published record improves transparency but does not certify that a system is lawful, unbiased, safe or effective.
Kemudaratan AI malapetaka dan setiap hari bergantung pada siapa yang memahami risiko dan siapa yang boleh bertindak.
Celik awam dan profesional membentuk sama ada dasar keselamatan yang kukuh adalah mungkin dari segi politik.
Penjelasan yang jelas mengurangkan tangkapan oleh gembar-gembur, PR makmal dan teater etika yang tidak jelas.
Government has said it intends to build on ATRS to increase openness about public-sector AI, and the template may evolve. Current policy scope remains the operative mandate. Public bodies should use the live GOV.UK hub for updated templates and publication guidance, while treating broader future commitments as policy direction unless formally adopted. When mandatory scope or the template changes, update records for affected tools in Beta, Pilot or Production. Tie each exemption to the relevant access-to-information or data-protection basis. Keep records current through lifecycle phase changes.
A department uses a model that significantly informs benefit eligibility and publishes an ATRS record under the mandatory policy.
A public website uses a chatbot to direct residents to services, a stated example of direct public interaction.
A civil servant uses an assistant only to summarize internal meetings, with no public interaction or decision influence.
A body redacts a sensitive field under relevant exemptions but publishes the remainder.
Merawat risiko kewujudan sebagai sci-fi manakala sebatian keupayaan.
Mengelirukan keselamatan produk permukaan dengan penjajaran di bawah autonomi tinggi.
Meninggalkan khalayak bukan Inggeris dan bukan pakar dengan hanya sumber berkualiti rendah.
Asingkan bahaya produk, penyalahgunaan dan kehilangan kawalan / risiko salah jajaran.
Tanya apakah bukti yang akan mengubah pandangan anda tentang garis masa dan keterukan.
Lebih suka sumber utama dan penilaian konkrit berbanding tuntutan pemasaran.
Kenal pasti satu laluan tindakan: kerjaya, dasar, pembiayaan atau kemahiran — bukan sahaja kesedaran.
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The UK Algorithmic Transparency Recording Standard gives public bodies a common format for describing algorithmic tools and their use. Government policy makes it mandatory for departments and specified arm’s-length bodies, while wider public-sector use is recommended rather than universally required by statute.
ATRS provides a common way for public bodies to explain what tools they use and why.
The hub names all departments and relevant ALBs that deliver services or interact with the public.
The scope policy uses significant decision influence and direct public interaction as key tests.
The policy includes meaningful assistance, supplementation and triage in significant influence.
The hub recommends wider public-sector use beyond mandatory organisations.
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