NATO starts work on Artificial Intelligence certification standard

Published on February 8, 2023

NATO’s Data and Artificial Intelligence Review Board is moving ahead with the development of a user-friendly and responsible AI certification standard for the alliance's AI data projects.

The standard will help ensure that industries and institutions working across NATO will employ data and AI in ways consistent with international law, as well as NATO's norms and values. Their efforts, which will translate NATO’s Principles of Responsible Use, are intended to build trust among innovators, operational end users, and the general public.

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