PARTNERS
Work with the Institute.
Organisations engage through procurement pilots, research collaboration, open-source contribution, and joint standards and policy work.
01 — FORMS OF PARTNERSHIP
Forms of partnership
Standards & policyEngagement with ISO/IEC, IEEE, ACM, Linux Foundation, UN CSTD and European Commission channels.
FrameworksPiloting AI-RFX and the ML Maturity Model in procurement and system assessment.
Open sourceContributing to KAOS, Kompute, explainability work and the production-ML ecosystem.
Network & newsletterSupporting practitioner exchange through the Ethical AI Network and ML Engineer newsletter.
FEATURED — POLICY & STANDARDS
From principles to the public record.
Read about work across EU AI policy, UN CSTD, ISO/IEC, ACM, IEEE, Linux Foundation committees and open-source security.
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Institutional relationships and collaborations
United Nations
Role: AI Expert · Chair
The Institute participates in United Nations AI and data-governance work at the “By Regulation” stage of its four-phase strategy. At this stage, principle-level commitments are translated into public, national-scale frameworks.
European Commission
Role: APPOINTED EXPERT
European Commission AI policy work spans the AI Act, Data Act, Digital Services Act and Cyber Resilience Act.
ACM
Role: GOVERNING BOARD
ACM's Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct and its technology-policy work set expectations for computing professionals broadly. The nine Responsible AI Principles provide ML-specific commitments that practitioners and organisations can apply alongside ACM's professional-conduct baseline.
Linux Foundation
Role: ASSOCIATE MEMBER
The Institute's collaboration with Linux Foundation AI & Data includes two open-source projects. Kompute is cross-vendor GPU acceleration work maintained alongside LF AI & Data and NumFOCUS. The MLSecOps Top 10 was connected to LF's Trusted AI work and an ML-security committee.
OWASP
Role: Agent Security Review
The MLSecOps Top 10 maps ten vulnerability classes from OWASP categories onto the ML lifecycle, from unrestricted model endpoints to supply-chain risk in ML code.
IEEE
Role: AI STANDARDS GROUP
The Institute participates in IEEE AI standards work.
ISO/IEC
Role: AI STANDARDS GROUP
The Institute participates in ISO/IEC AI standards work, which sets the formal, cross-industry baseline for how AI systems are assessed and governed. AI-RFX and the ML Maturity Model are compatible with that baseline.
NumFOCUS
Role: Case Study
Kompute is cross-vendor GPU acceleration work maintained alongside Linux Foundation AI & Data and NumFOCUS.
TUM / TUM IEAI
Role: Visiting Lectures
The TUM Institute for Ethics in Artificial Intelligence's speaker series covers research and practice in responsible AI.
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