Your team is working on a new facial recognition application. Since this technology has the potential to be mis-used you think it's important to set guidelines for the proper use of this application and you want to make sure the AI system is built for some positive purpose. What area of Trustworthy AI does this best fall under?

Responsible AI, a pillar of CPMAI’s Trustworthy AI framework, focuses on ensuring systems are designed and deployed for ethically appropriate, socially beneficial purposes. Drafting guidelines to prevent misuse of facial-recognition technology aligns directly with this responsibility aspect.

A: Transparent AI emphasises visibility into models and data, not ethical purpose. B: Governed AI deals with oversight structures and compliance processes, broader than ethical intent. D: Explainable AI concerns interpretability of outputs, not establishing usage guidelines.

1. Cognilytica. CPMAI v7.0, Appendix C “Trustworthy AI Pillars – Responsible AI”, pp.103-104.

2. Harvard CS181 “Trustworthy Machine Learning”, Lecture 2 notes, section “Responsible AI & Ethical Use”, 2022.