Anglia Ruskin researchers propose Four As framework for AI governance
Researchers Kirti Prakash and Ian van der Linde from Anglia Ruskin University's Advanced Computing Research Centre introduced the 'Four As' framework in the journal AI and Ethics. The framework breaks AI governance into four distinct ethical questions: Action, Access, Authority, and Allocation. They argue that current debates often conflate these issues, leading to ineffective policies. The…
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- Four As framework divides AI governance into Action, Access, Authority, and Allocation
- Authors argue solving one ethical issue does not resolve the others
- Framework is conceptual, with no testing or real-world adoption yet reported
Scientists release new ‘four as’ framework to tackle key ethical challenges governing AI
thebrighterside.news · 3 November 2026
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