BABL AI Champions Ethical AI with Key Role in Ada Lovelace Institute’s Audit Study
BABL AI, a leader in ethical AI solutions, is pleased to announce its proactive participation in the Ada Lovelace Institute’s latest study, “Code & Conduct: How to Create Third-Party Auditing Regimes for AI.” The research highlights the need for independent audits to ensure AI remains safe, legal, and beneficial to society.
BABL AI’s Contribution
BABL AI CEO and Founder Shea Brown, and Co-Founder and Chief Product Officer Khoa Lam, shared their expertise in developing rigorous audit mechanisms. Their contributions reflect BABL AI’s long-standing commitment to AI ethics and accountability. The Ada Lovelace Institute’s research reinforces the importance of third-party audits in building trust and ensuring compliance. These findings echo BABL AI’s advocacy for transparency and responsible AI.
Voices From BABL AI
“Participating in this study aligns perfectly with our mission to lead by example in the ethical use of AI,” said Brown. “We believe independent audits are not just a regulatory necessity. They form a foundation for building trust with our users and the public.”
Lam added: “Our engagement with the Ada Lovelace Institute’s research allows us to refine our audit processes. We aim to ensure our AI systems perform well and adhere to strict ethical standards. This commitment becomes even more crucial as we scale across different sectors.”
Why Audits Matter
The study points to lessons from healthcare and automotive industries, where audits protect people from harm. It argues that AI should meet similar standards. Moreover, the report calls for routine audits throughout the AI lifecycle. Ongoing reviews, it explains, can uncover risks that remain hidden during initial testing.
About BABL AI:
Since 2018, BABL AI has been auditing and certifying AI systems, consulting on responsible AI best practices and offering online education on related topics. BABL AI’s overall mission is to ensure that all algorithms are developed, deployed, and governed in ways that prioritize human flourishing.
About the Ada Lovelace Institute:
The Ada Lovelace Institute was established by the Nuffield Foundation in early 2018, in collaboration with the Alan Turing Institute, the Royal Society, the British Academy, the Royal Statistical Society, the Wellcome Trust, Luminate, techUK and the Nuffield Council on Bioethics. They are an independent research institute with a mission to ensure that data and AI work for people and society.
