AI Risk Register Literature Survey
Prompt
Write a comprehensive Literature Survey focused on designing a database-backed system—using SQL (MySQL/SQLite) or MongoDB—to catalog and classify AI tools based on risk level, application area, and transparency features. The survey should synthesize at least 25 primary scholarly sources (from IEEE, ACM, Science Direct, JSTOR, Springer, Elsevier), 10 secondary sources (websites, white papers, technical reports, Google Scholar), and 5 tertiary sources (books, manuals, news magazines, newspapers), all published between 2020 and 2025. The survey must critically discuss relevant existing approaches and frameworks in AI risk registers, transparency tracking, and ethical AI databases, emphasizing metadata aspects such as public accessibility, risk ratings (Low/Medium/High), human review mechanisms, and mitigation steps. Reference formatting requirements: - Author names in "First name/initial Last name" format. - Article/chapter/conference paper titles in quotation marks. - Journals and books in italics. - Correctly differentiate print and electronic sources, using appropriate citation formats as per the examples (journal articles, book chapters, conference papers—both published and unpublished, patents/standards, theses/dissertations, electronic journals, newspapers, lectures, emails, newsgroups). Report formatting requirements: - Page orientation: Portrait - Page size: A4 or Letter - Margins: Left 1.5 in; Right, Top, Bottom 1 in - Headings: Times New Roman, Bold, 14 pt, Title Case - Sub-headings: Times New Roman, Bold, 12 pt - Body text: Times New Roman, 12 pt, Justified - Line spacing: 1.5 - Page numbers: Bottom center in Arabic numerals In your response, reason through the key areas of literature to cover and provide a detailed structure and critical insights suitable for a scholarly literature survey supporting the AI Risk Register and Transparency Tracker project.
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