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Active HORIZON European Commission

Certification for Ethical and Regulatory Transparency in Artificial Intelligence

€9.09M EUR

Funder European Commission
Recipient Organization Idemia Identity & Security France
Country France
Start Date Jan 01, 2025
End Date Dec 31, 2027
Duration 1,094 days
Number of Grantees 19
Roles Coordinator; Participant; Associated Partner
Data Source European Commission
Grant ID 101189650
Grant Description

Along the whole value chain in using data for economic purposes, guidelines and tools are required to make the business of the different stakeholders successful, and the end-users confident that none of their rights are endangered.

CERTAIN addresses these needs and delivers solutions for data holders, dataspaces and AI systems providers, and AI systems deployers, which are the primary actors of the data and AI value chain.

They must be compliant with applicable European regulations, must reach this compliance in a timely manner, and at reasonable cost.

CERTAIN delivers guidelines and technical tools to help with compliance, to assess data quality, to measure biases in datasets, and to protect privacy.

CERTAIN sets the foundation of AI certification: it translates the regulations to business terms, builds a directory of certification entities per business, develops a platform to streamline the certification process, and tools for AI system providers and certification entities so that they could respectively prepare and run a certification process.

In case of security breach, not only privacy may get compromised, but also AI models may become useless and lead to extremely damageable decisions.

To make sure that AI-based products are of high quality and reliability, CERTAIN develops security tools and methods, specifically suitable for dataspaces and AI systems. CERTAIN addresses the environmental footprint of the AI value chain. Innovative techniques are elaborated to reduce energy consumption when building and running AI systems.

This is beneficial not only for the green deal but to reduce cost for AI stakeholders.

As importantly, CERTAIN considers the end-users perspective, and provides templates and guidelines that may be used by AI systems deployers to reassure end-users on the use of their private data.

The project tests its results on seven operational pilots in six different business areas, considering all the actors along the AI value chain.

All Grantees

Idemia Identity & Security France; Tartu Ulikool; Burgerenergiegemeinschaft Empower; Charokopeio Panepistimio; Red Alert Labs; Dexai - Etica Artificiale; N Vision Systems and Technologies Sl; Incom Simvuli Epihiriseon Epe; Anadelta Technologies Ike; Univerzitetni Klinicni Center Maribor; National Bank of Greece Sa; Universite Du Luxembourg; Fachhochschule St. Polten Gmbh; Fondation de L'Institut de Recherche Idiap; D.Tsakalidis-G.Domalis Oe; Univerza V Mariboru; Netcompany-Intrasoft Sa; Eit Digital; Digital for Planet-D4P

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