Ethical AI Blog
Here we bring to you the stories of ethics, artificial intelligence and what happens when robots go bad, are unethical or work against humanity…
Ethical AI
This blog provides you great info on the principles, tools and examples of AI done ethically.
What are the AI ethical frameworks?
Good technological design requires an ethical framework within which the technology can be designed, developed and deployed.
What can go wrong ethically with AI?
Artificial intelligence systems ‘learn’ based on the data they are given. This, along with many other factors, can lead to biased outcomes.
How do you do ethical AI?
AI systems do not possess an inherent ethical compass with which to understand the consequences of their actions.
What are human rights and how do they relate to technology?
Human rights exist to ensure that each one of us is entitled to make free choices about how to live, without discrimination.
What are Technology Ethics?
The reason technology ethics is growing in prominence is that new technologies give us more power to act.
What are ethics?
To me the word ‘ethics’ evokes some trepidation. Would you hire a murderer?
What is AI?
John McCarthy coined the term ‘artificial intelligence’ (AI) in 1956 when he invited a group of researchers from a variety of disciplines
Bad Robots
This blog highlights the times when bots go bad, are designed unethically, make biased decisions, discriminate against people, affect the environment, try to hurt people or are just not good for humanity.
Apple Card discriminates against women
Apple Card gives up to 20 times less credit to women. Apple Card is a “digital first,” numberless credit card “built on simplicity, transparency and privacy.”
Bad Robots – Robot mixes up mixed races
Microsoft recently put plans in place to replace its human journalists at MSN.com with robots.
Bad Robots – Racial Bias
Algorithms determine that ‘black’ offenders twice as likely to reoffend as ‘white’ offenders
Bad Robots
Bad Robot Outcome: AI determines a heart attack for men = panic attack for women
Ethical AI Whitepapers
Business Canvas for Ethical AI, Richard Vidgen
Richard Vidgen, Professor of Business Analytics at UNSW presents a Whitepaper on a Business Canvas for Ethical AI. Using five key dimensions of Utilitarian, Rights, Justice, Common Good and Virtue a new model for business ethics is created.