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Proposed Guidelines Section 4: key AI life cycle controls

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Proposed controls across the entire AI life cycle, proportionate to assessed risk materiality: data management, transparency and explainability, fairness, human oversight, third-party AI management, selection, evaluation and testing, technology and cybersecurity, reproducibility and auditability, pre-deployment reviews, post-deployment monitoring, and change management including decommissioning.

mas.gov.sgProposed Guidelines Section 4, paras 4.1-4.26, pp.19-27Show it on the map

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