The White House Office of Science and Technology Policy has identified ten principles to consider when articulating regulatory and non-regulatory methods for the development and use of AI. Match the definition to the correct principle. Drag and drop application. Interagency Coordination Interagency Coordination drop zone empty. Disclosure and Transparency Disclosure and Transparency drop zone empty. Public Participation Public Participation drop zone empty. Scientific Integrity and Information Quality Scientific Integrity and Information Quality drop zone empty. There must be a method to detect when AI is in use as well as a way to address possible impacts of AI on end-users. The establishment and maintenance of high standards as they relate to AI information quality and decision making can assist in gaining public trust and confidence in AI. When financially feasible and including adherence to legal requirements, organizations should allow the public to be part of the AI rule-making processes and procedures. Sharing of experiences and best practices for AI governance should be maintained between governmental agencies