FHNW develops Digital Trust Radar
The FHNW has developed the Digital Trust Radar. It provides access to documents on the regulation of AI-based products and services.
The University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland FHNW has "Digital Trust Radar" project published. The tool offers a collection of international ethical guidelines, legal requirements and other documents on AI regulation for different target groups. According to the Digital Trust Radar website, the guidelines are based on the findings of companies, associations, governments and alliances. The Digital Trust Radar offers developers, operators and users of AI-based innovations guidance and trust for the sustainable design of innovations.
The Digital Trust Radar's graphical user interface can be used to narrow down the search according to various criteria. It is possible to filter according to the target industry, guideline areas, areas of application and governance, risk & compliance (GRC) categories. The relevant documents can be found with just a few clicks. This saves time and effort.
The Digital Trust Radar was developed at the FHNW from October 2023 to September 2024. The FHNW Foundation and the Institute of Information Systems at the University of Applied Sciences supported the project. In particular, employees of the Digital Trust Competence Center were involved, but also of the FHNW Institute of Information Systems.
