Literature review

[ColinEberhardt]

There are already a number of guidance documents, governance frameworks, security checklists and more. Within AI Readiness we'd like to conduct a thorough literature review, cataloguing and summarising the documentation that is already present. This will:

1. Raise awareness of relevant and important documentation
2. Help us avoid re-inventing the wheel when creating our own governance framework, see #10

[robmoffat]

1. Model Openness Framework

2. AI Alliance:

   The AI Alliance will begin its work with the formation of member-driven working groups ... The Alliance will also establish a governing board and technical oversight committee dedicated to advancing the above project areas, as well as establishing overall project standards and guidelines. In addition to bringing together leading developers, scientists, academics, students, and business leaders in the field of artificial intelligence, the AI Alliance will plan to partner with important existing initiatives from governments, non-profit and civil society organizations who are doing valuable and aligned work in the AI space.

[Neetuj]

• https://aisafetyfundamentals.com
• Referencing Shared responsibility model in cloud might also be useful to help understand AI security accountability
• Is the scope Safety = Security + best practices or Safety = Security ? resources might vary based on the AI safety scope