Nelson, AlondraAlondraNelsonManiam, AaronAaronManiamGarfinkel, BenBenGarfinkelChristian, BrianBrianChristianHo, Daniel E.Daniel E.HoChou, DorothyDorothyChouToner, HelenHelenTonerRaji, Inioluwa DeborahInioluwa DeborahRajiSolaiman, IreneIreneSolaimanPhillips, James W.James W.PhillipsPerset, KarineKarinePersetAidinoff, MarcMarcAidinoffBotvinick, MatthewMatthewBotvinickSalganik. Matthew J.Chowdhury, RummanRummanChowdhuryBowman, Samuel R.Samuel R.BowmanKrier, SebastienSebastienKrierBarocas, SolonSolonBarocasFriedler, SorelleSorelleFriedlerIfayemi, StephanieStephanieIfayemiIsaac, William S.William S.Isaac2025-10-082025-10-082023-06AI Policy and Governance Working Group. (2023). Recommendations to the US Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration on Policy for AI Accountability. Science, Technology, and Social Values Lab, Institute for Advanced Study.https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12111/9979AI Policy and Governance Working Group. (2023). Recommendations to the US Department of Commerce National Telecommunications and Information Administration on Policy for AI Accountability. Science, Technology, and Social Values Lab.Comment of the AI Policy and Governance Working Group on the NTIA AI Accountability Policy Request for Comment Docket NTIA-230407-0093 In response to the National Telecommunications and Information Administration’s (NTIA) request for comment on AI accountability policy, the AI Policy and Governance Working Group here provides 1) overarching considerations, both to offer context for our specific recommendations and to help inform federal AI policy strategy, and 2) recommendations for sociotechnical AI accountability mechanisms based on evaluation, access, and disclosure that can begin to build justified public trust in AI as an essential predicate to adequately and effectively “aligning” these technological systems and tools with democratic and human values.en-USaccountabilityAI policyNTIA call for commentsevaluationaccessReport