The framework is binding for state bodies and AI actors in public management and services and encouraged for other actors. It covers safety, rights, fairness, transparency, human control, testing, security, privacy, explainability and accountability.
Regulation
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- Risk classification summary
- The Framework requires high-risk AI used in public services or affecting public interests to undergo ethical-impact assessment; it does not create a complete statutory risk taxonomy.
- Requirements summary
- Covered actors must apply safety, human-rights, fairness, transparency, human-control, testing, security, bias-mitigation, privacy, explainability and accountability measures, including ethical-impact assessment for high-risk public-impact AI.
- Affected entities
- State bodies and organizations or individuals developing, providing, deploying or using AI in state management and public-service activities; other AI actors are encouraged to apply the Framework.
- Enforcement summary
- Implementation is integrated into state management and public-service governance under the Ministry of Science and Technology and competent authorities.
- Penalty summary
- The Circular establishes no autonomous penalty regime.