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Voluntary frameworkCouncil of Europe (international)

HUDERIA: Methodology for Risk and Impact Assessment of AI Systems

The Council of Europe's assessment methodology for AI risks to human rights, democracy and the rule of law. The operational companion to its Framework Convention on AI.

Status
Voluntary framework
Jurisdiction
Council of Europe (international) · Standard
Adopted
Dec 2, 2024
In force
Dec 2, 2024
Enforcement date
Regulator / body
Council of Europe Committee on Artificial Intelligence
Sectors
Cross-sector, Public sector
Extraterritorial
No

Key dates

  • Dec 2, 2024
    Adopted by the Committee on AI (CAI)

Risk areas addressed

Fundamental rightsBias & discriminationHuman oversightGovernance & accountability

Who it applies to

Public and private actors assessing AI systems against human rights, democracy and rule-of-law risks.

Penalties & enforcement

None (a methodology supporting the Framework Convention).

Enforced by: Council of Europe Committee on Artificial Intelligence

Getting ready

CoE HUDERIA carries no direct penalty today, so its value is evidential: teams adopt it to show a named standard behind their controls for fundamental rights, bias & discrimination and human oversight. Mapping an existing AI inventory against it is usually enough to surface the gaps, and that same evidence tends to carry over to the binding regimes that follow.

Official source

Council of Europe, HUDERIA methodology

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