UNESCO Readiness Assessment Methodology 2.0: a tool of the Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence
Ethical Governance, Stewardship and Impact Assessment
Does your country have a national AI strategy or equivalent policy?
Has your country introduced binding normative instruments that govern AI
development, adoption or use, either by adapting existing ones or by developing new, AI-specific normative instruments?
Does your country have public sector procurement guidelines for AI systems, either through existing public procurement rules or through newly introduced AI-specific provisions?
Does your country have guidelines for assessing the potential ethical impacts or risks of AI systems, before or after they are deployed?
Does your country have an AI governance structure within government (e.g.,
coordinating body, inter-ministerial committee, or dedicated agency)?
Does your country have independent bodies that provides oversight, ethical guidance, or policy advice on AI governance (e.g., ethics councils or commissions, expert groups, observatories, among others)?
Does your country have a national cybersecurity strategy or equivalent policy?
Does your country have strategies or policies to improve digital and AI-related skills in the public sector?
Does your country have established foresight and horizon-scanning processes to anticipate and address ethical challenges arising from AI and other emerging technologies?
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