Ethics in Artificial Intelligence: Toward Foundations for Global Policy
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Choucri (2022) Ethics in Artificial Intelligence.pdf
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Author(s)
Choucri, Nazli
Date Issued
December 21, 2022
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© MIT Political Science Department
Abstract
Matters of ethics are becoming more salient at all levels of politics, almost everywhere. In the scientific community, ethics in AI is increasingly gaining attention. The fact is that the rate of change in AI innovations and applications are growing much faster than our general appreciation or understanding of content or of consequences. There is a large variety of statements, but few ethical practices by countries, corporations, and individuals that are desirable in the ethics domain for the broad area of Artificial intelligence. Occurring far less frequently—if at all—are the operational applications of ethics codes in the innovation, practice, and policy of AI. To date, the focus of attention is on scientific and technical advances, as well as enhanced computational advances.
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Ethics
Artificial Intelligence
Global Policy
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