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Bangladesh National AI Transparency & Explainability Policy Framework

Governing Responsible AI for Smart Bangladesh 2041: National AI Transparency and Explainability Policy Framework
Authors: Nafiul Ahmad, Rafi;

Bangladesh National AI Transparency & Explainability Policy Framework

Abstract

Bional AI Transparency & Explainability Policy Framework is a comprehensive national policy framework developed to establish governance standards for transparency, explainability, accountability, and responsible deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) systems in Bangladesh. The framework proposes a risk-based regulatory architecture, institutional governance mechanisms, citizen rights, sector-specific standards, compliance requirements, transparency audits, AI impact assessments, public AI registries, and implementation pathways aligned with Bangladesh's Smart Bangladesh Vision 2041.Developed by the Atlas AI Institute, the framework aligns with internationally recognized AI governance standards, including the OECD AI Principles, UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF 1.0), EU AI Act, ISO/IEC 42001, ISO/IEC 22989, and ISO/IEC TR 24028, while adapting these principles to Bangladesh's constitutional, institutional, and socioeconomic context. Bangladesh_AI_Transparency_Policy_Framework.pdfThe publication introduces the National AI Transparency Classification Framework (NATCF), the Bangladesh AI Transparency Authority (BAITA), AI Transparency Impact Assessments (AITIA), explainability standards, independent transparency audits, public AI registries, and sector-specific governance requirements covering government, healthcare, finance, education, agriculture, law enforcement, judiciary, telecommunications, employment, and social welfare. � �Bangladesh_AI_Transparency_Policy_Framework.pdfBangladesh_AI_Transparency_Policy_Framework.pdfThis framework is intended to support policymakers, legislators, regulators, researchers, public institutions, industry stakeholders, and civil society organizations in developing trustworthy, transparent, and human-centric AI governance systems.

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