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Governance Framework for Ethical AI in Identity and Access Governance Framework for Ethical AI in Identity and Access Management Management

Manjunath Paramashivaiah F. Pigni
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This study proposes a three-layered governance framework artifact that operationalizes ethical AI principles—fairness, transparency, accountability, privacy, and human oversight—within AI-enabled IAM systems.

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