Infosys Responsible AI Toolkit
Add configurable safety, privacy and quality checks to AI applications
- Tool type
- AI evaluation and guardrail toolkit
- Made for
- AI developers and model-governance teams
- Runs on
- Self-hosted Python APIs with optional Angular interface
What it does
The Infosys Responsible AI Toolkit is an open-source collection of APIs for checking AI inputs, outputs and models. Its modules cover content moderation, privacy handling, fairness, explanation and hallucination assessment, with an optional web interface for experimentation and reporting.
Developers deploy and configure the modules they need, including their model connections and thresholds. The guardrails are optimized for Azure OpenAI and require client changes for other providers. Release 2.2.1 retired the separate Security and Red Teaming modules, so current deployments should follow the release-specific documentation rather than assume every historical module is included.
What it can do
- Content moderation
- PII handling
- Fairness assessment
- Hallucination assessment
- Model explanation
- Evaluation reports
Works with
- Azure OpenAI
Before you choose
- Checks are fallible and require application-specific validation.
- Azure OpenAI is the optimized provider; other clients need configuration changes.
- Hosting and model-provider usage are separate costs.
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Get started
- Choose the required modules and supported release.
- Install each module using its README and configure dependencies.
- Calibrate thresholds and evaluate results with representative inputs.
Plans and prices
The toolkit is MIT-licensed. Organizations operate its services and pay any infrastructure or external model charges.
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