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11 # University of the Philippines AI policy record
2+other: The University of the Philippines adopts Principles for Responsible and Trustworthy AI to provide guardrails for the development and use of AI in the University and the country.
3+Evidence (en-US, 91de0091549d): It is therefore adopting the following Principles for Responsible and Trustworthy AI in order to provide guardrails and indicate the way forward on the development and use of AI in the University and the country.
4+privacy: UP's responsible AI principles state that AI systems must incorporate privacy-by-design principles and that UP stakeholders involved in AI development, deployment, and use must take responsibility for the consequences of their actions.
5+Evidence (en-US, 91de0091549d): PRIVACY. AI systems must incorporate privacy-by-design principles. Informed consent from users and maintaining the confidentiality of personal information must be upheld. ACCOUNTABILITY. Individuals, groups, departments, institutes, colleges, and constituent universities involved in the development, deployment, and use of AI must take responsibility for the consequences of their actions.
6+teaching: For education, UP's AI principles state that decisions on AI use in teaching should start with learner needs and that UP shall adopt AI systems that promote learner-centered pedagogy.
7+Evidence (en-US, 91de0091549d): PRIMACY OF LEARNING GOALS. Decisions on the use of AI in teaching should start with the educational needs and priorities of learners, UP shall adopt AI systems that promote learner-centered pedagogy and foster collaborative and social learning.
8+other: The UP principles call for the AI Advancement Committee to draft issuances for presidential approval, including an AI code of conduct, an AI development program, an implementing framework for AI in UP education, and AI and digital infrastructure development.
9+Evidence (en, 14839c00a4c4): Immediately, the AIAC shall draft, for approval of the UP President, issuances to operationalize the development, deployment, and use of responsible and trustworthy AI.

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The UP principles call for the AI Advancement Committee to draft issuances for presidential approval, including an AI code of conduct, an AI development program, an implementing framework for AI in UP education, and AI and digital infrastructure development.

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teaching

For education, UP's AI principles state that decisions on AI use in teaching should start with learner needs and that UP shall adopt AI systems that promote learner-centered pedagogy.

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privacy

UP's responsible AI principles state that AI systems must incorporate privacy-by-design principles and that UP stakeholders involved in AI development, deployment, and use must take responsibility for the consequences of their actions.

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other

The University of the Philippines adopts Principles for Responsible and Trustworthy AI to provide guardrails for the development and use of AI in the University and the country.

Review: Agent reviewedConfidence93%Evidence1Languagesen-US

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