A set of intergovernmental recommendations promoting: Which statement best describes the OECD AI Principles

The OECD AI Principles are a non-binding intergovernmental recommendation promoting trustworthy AI among adhering countries.

The question

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1. A binding regulation that imposes tiered obligations and administrative fines on AI providers, importers, and deployers

   Plausible but wrong: that description fits the EU AI Act, not the non-binding OECD recommendation.
2. A set of intergovernmental recommendations promoting trustworthy AI, not legally binding on its adhering members ✓

   Correct: the OECD AI Principles are a non-binding intergovernmental recommendation on trustworthy AI.
3. A certifiable management-system standard that organizations can adopt and be audited against for compliance

   This describes ISO/IEC 42001, a certifiable management standard, not the OECD principles.
4. A voluntary risk framework of four core functions used to map, measure, and manage AI-related risks

   This describes the NIST AI RMF and its functions, not the OECD values-based principles.

How to remember it

The OECD AI Principles are a non-binding intergovernmental recommendation promoting trustworthy AI among adhering countries.

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