The adoption of the AI Act in 2024 represents a major regulatory milestone in the development of AI in Europe. This framework aims to establish conditions of trust around the use of AI systems (AIS), in a context where AI represents both a lever for economic transformation and a factor in organizational disruption. While debates have long focused on technological aspects – traceability, data governance, algorithmic biases, transparency, cybersecurity – the actual implementation of AI in organizations reveals equally critical human and managerial issues. AI cannot be reduced to a mere technical tool, as it involves the dynamics of acculturation, training, revision of processes, and management of perceptions and internal resistance. It therefore requires a fully-fledged change management strategy.

How can we tackle both technical and management issues, while maintaining a clear line of conduct in line with European regulations?

This is the question that Dihnamic has set out to answer by proposing AI Guidelines that can be trusted by companies and public authorities, to support them in their AI innovation, from the first steps of ideation to prototype development.

Based on feedback from the field, needs expressed by companies, qualitative analyses, contributions from a HUB of experts and open source communities, Dihnamic has drawn up guidelines with eight recommendations to align regulatory requirements and operational constraints, while structuring an approach to raising awareness and responsible innovation.

Through eight recommendations detailed in this document, the charter highlights the essential axes for a “trustworthy AI – company” collaboration that respects the rights and well-being of employees in both the public and private domains.

To find out more about the guidelines and how to make trustworthy AI a reality, contact us! 

• Dihnamic contact : contact@dihnamic.eu
• Charter contact : Ikram Chraibi Kaadoud, European Project Leader in Trustworthy AI and Ethical Management | Inria, Member of Dihnamic | ikram.chraibi-kaadoud@inria.fr