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This document maps the OECD AI Principles to PEAC Protocol capabilities.
Framework Overview
The OECD AI Principles provide values-based principles and policy recommendations for trustworthy AI. They are adopted by 46 countries and serve as the basis for many national AI strategies. PEAC provides verifiable evidence infrastructure aligned with these principles.
Principle Mapping
Principle 1: Inclusive Growth, Sustainable Development, and Well-Being
Aspect
PEAC Mechanism
Benefit tracking
Receipt evidence of AI-assisted interactions
Impact measurement
Interaction evidence with structured outcomes
Stakeholder inclusion
Open protocol (vendor-neutral, interoperable)
Principle 2: Human-Centred Values and Fairness
Aspect
PEAC Mechanism
Package
Privacy protection
Hash-first evidence (SHA-256 digests, no raw PII)
@peac/schema
Non-discrimination evidence
Control chain recording decision reasons
@peac/control
Human override
Control action with manual_review trigger
@peac/schema
Consent recording
Purpose declaration + content signals
@peac/protocol
Principle 3: Transparency and Explainability
Aspect
PEAC Mechanism
Package
Disclosure of AI use
Agent identity in receipt sub claim
@peac/kernel
Decision explanation
Control chain with reasons per step
@peac/control
Data provenance
Content signals source precedence
@peac/mappings-content-signals
Audit trail
Signed receipts with offline verification
@peac/protocol
Principle 4: Robustness, Security, and Safety
Aspect
PEAC Mechanism
Package
Cryptographic security
EdDSA signatures, key rotation lifecycle
@peac/crypto
SSRF protection
URL validation, private IP blocking
@peac/protocol
Replay resistance
Unique jti per receipt, temporal bounds
@peac/protocol
Key compromise response
Emergency revocation, revoked_keys in issuer config