Principles for Responsible AI

AI should respect each person's dignity, protect fundamental rights, and support independent choices without manipulation.

AI should avoid discrimination, support fair outcomes and procedures, and provide accessible design and stronger safeguards for children and people in vulnerable situations.

Organizations should explain when and why AI is used, identify relevant AI-generated or manipulated content, and make important decisions understandable and traceable.

Organizations should manage data quality and security throughout its lifecycle, protect personal data, and retain appropriate control when using AI providers and models.

AI should be tested for accuracy, dependable performance, resilience and security, with safeguards proportionate to foreseeable harm and the consequences of failure.

People overseeing AI should have the knowledge, authority and ability to intervene, while organizations preserve human judgment and professional skills.

Organizations should assign clear responsibility, assess risks before deployment and major changes, remain accountable for decisions, and provide effective ways to challenge and correct harm.

Organizations should involve affected communities and assess whether AI fits North Macedonia's languages, cultures, institutions, data and their own capacity to govern it.