TSUZUKI DENKI CO.,LTD. established a basic policy and action guidelines for responsible AI use and announced its policy of pursuing a transformation to become AI Native. It has also launched an initiative encouraging all employees to obtain the Generative AI Passport certification.
To drive the transition to a value creation model built around AI, TSUZUKI DENKI CO.,LTD. established the AI Basic Policy as its policy for responsible AI use and AI 5Actions as its action guidelines. The basic policy aims to create trusted value through human-AI co-creation and sets out the basic principles to be shared with stakeholders, along with the principles for using AI. The company states that the full text is available in its AI policy on its website.
As AI use has moved from the experimental phase into implementation and operations, establishing ethics and governance frameworks has become a management challenge. In Japan, the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications and the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry have published the AI Guidelines for Business, setting out the principles and action guidelines expected of developers, providers and users. TSUZUKI DENKI CO.,LTD. is developing an overall framework to accelerate its transformation to become AI Native.
The AI Basic Policy sets out the principles for using AI under the theme of “trusted value creation through human-AI co-creation.” AI 5Actions consists of 5 action guidelines: use, transform, co-create, deliver value and lead, with the aim of guiding customers through their transformation. As a first step, the company is encouraging all employees to obtain the Generative AI Passport certification, covering the full examination fee and undertaking initiatives to improve employees’ understanding of basic knowledge, ethics and governance.