AI, Platforms & Data

Three Pathways for Standardisation and Ethical Disclosure by Default under the European Union Artificial Intelligence Act

As the EU’s proposed Artificial Intelligence Act seeks to standardize concepts like transparency, fairness, and accountability, difficult normative questions arise. This course identifies three pathways for standardization: SSOs making normative decisions themselves, tracking existing consensus, or requiring “ethical disclosure by default.” It argues that ethical disclosure — through testing, documentation, and public reporting — best shifts complex decisions to local stakeholders while limiting provider discretion, ensuring more legitimate and context-sensitive AI governance.

Introductory13 lessons1 questions

What is covered

  1. 1Meet the authors
  2. 2Session 1 - Introduction
  3. 3Session 2 - Pathway One
  4. 4Session 3 - Pathway Two
  5. 5Session 4 - Example 1 + Example 2
  6. 6Session 5 - ISO/IEC TR 24028 + ISO/IEC TR 24027 + ISO/IEC TR 24368
  7. 7Session 6 - ISO/IEC 38507 + ISO/IEC 42001
  8. 8Session 7 - Outlook on European standardization under the AIA
  9. 9Session 8 - Pathway Three
  10. 10Session 9 - Conclusion
  11. 11Read Paper
  12. 12We would love your feedback!1 question

Prepared by

Johann Laux et al.

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