Infosys has launched an open-source Responsible AI Toolkit to help businesses ethically adopt AI technologies. Developed within the AI3S framework, it offers technical guardrails for privacy, security, and bias management. The initiative reflects Infosys’ commitment to ethical AI, with backing from industry leaders and governmental support. The toolkit is designed to foster collaboration and empower innovative AI practices across the globe.
Infosys has launched the open-source Responsible AI Toolkit to assist enterprises in navigating the challenges of ethical AI adoption. This toolkit is a part of the Infosys Topaz Responsible AI Suite and is developed under the AI3S model—Scan, Shield, and Steer, which offers advanced guardrails for managing privacy breaches, security threats, and biases. The toolkit promotes greater transparency and is customizable for a range of digital environments.
Balakrishna D. R., Executive Vice President and Global Services Head, remarked that the toolkit fosters resilience and trust in businesses adopting AI, stating that ethical adoption is essential for growth. The open-source nature of the toolkit encourages collaboration to tackle AI challenges such as bias and security vulnerabilities, highlighting Infosys’ commitment to ensuring AI is safe and reliable for everyone.
Last year, Infosys established its Responsible AI Office and obtained ISO 42001:2023 certification on AI management systems. The company is actively involved in global Responsible AI discussions through membership in industry bodies and government initiatives.
Joshua Bamford from the British High Commission praised Infosys for its bold innovation and ethical leadership, noting that the open-source approach empowers diverse businesses to advance AI technologies responsibly. He called the toolkit a benchmark of technological excellence for global companies.
Sunil Abraham from Meta voiced support for the initiative, emphasizing the importance of open-source resources for fostering safe, diverse, and economically beneficial AI innovations. He remarked on the need for accessible tools in the AI development space.
Abhishek Singh from India’s Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology expressed his approval of the toolkit, highlighting its potential to enhance security and fairness in AI solutions and mitigate bias in algorithms. He believes that startups and AI developers will find it beneficial.
Infosys is committed to participating in the global conversation on ethical AI, contributing to frameworks and practices through collaborations with institutions like the NIST AI Safety Institute Consortium and the WEF AIGA.
Original Source: itbrief.com.au
