Artificial Intelligence (AI) is generally viewed as an extraordinary and problematic innovation. The utilisation of AI-roused calculations controlled by a lot of information from different sources raises numerous ethical issues: this question audits ongoing turns of events and organisations of AI and their developing ethical problems. The responses will assist with laying out various ways to deal with developing moral rules and the requirement for examination into the underpinnings of AI morals now and later on.
Dear Ojo Ademola
"The ethical principles of Responsible, Equitable, Traceable, Reliable, and Governable will ensure we build AI that makes us smarter, safer, and more secure."
Principles in detail:
-Human, social and environmental wellbeing. Throughout their lifecycle, AI systems should benefit individuals, society, and the environment.
-Human-centered values.
-Fairness.
-Privacy protection and security.
-Reliability and safety.
-Transparency and explainability.
-Contestability.
-Accountability.
Also, you can check these links:
https://www.industry.gov.au/data-and-publications/australias-artificial-intelligence-ethics-framework/australias-ai-ethics-principles
https://www.ai.mil/blog_02_26_21-ai_ethics_principles-highlighting_the_progress_and_future_of_responsible_ai.html
I am agree with excellent findings of Haseeb Javed & Masoum Mohammadi Gharagoz.
Many thanks for all your responses. However, with the deployment of AI in general, particularly in operation research, how can we optimise output via scaling techniques correlating to ethical standards in finance, for example?
These are great answer, but I would also had "the ability to be corrected". A system maybe unethical, but the real importance is that it can be corrected when a rule is violated. All systems have problems.
When robots become a subject and access to rights, when they become objects of influence, then they begin to fight for their rights, for equality, for the right to be citizens and have the right to property, to marry another person, with robots of other constitutions and with people, equal pay for high work, etc. it will not seem enough to anyone
Когда роботы становятся субъектом и доступом к правам, когда они становятся объектами воздействия, тогда они начинают бороться за свои права, за равноправие, за право быть гражданами и иметь право собственности, вступить в брак с другим человеком, с роботами других констуркций и с людьми, равную оплату за высокий труд и т.д. мало не покажется никому
Dear Mr. Ojo,
I assume this has some good issues related to your question.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2016/10/top-10-ethical-issues-in-artificial-intelligence/
Thank you
It's probably best to avoid or place too much weight on political, popular science, or business-related articles in order to minimise ideological bias. A good first stop would be the following:
Ethics of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics - Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/ethics-ai/
Dear Dr Ojo Ademola . Kindly see the following useful RG link: Chapter Ethical Issues of AI
Kindly check please the following useful RG link: Article Expectations of artificial intelligence and the performativi...
Also check please the following good link: https://www.nature.com/articles/s42256-020-0195-0
Brain cannot be replaced by Artificial Intelligence . Artificial Intelligence depends on the mechanical base covering the speed of operated for carrying out the result . One may work faster with such devices but at what cost ? . Our brain is powerful power house & I am proud to offer the example of Shakuntala Devi ...
All human being are born equal but their physical identity & standing are different from person to person . Whether we agree or differ it is the fact that intelligence ,behaviour ,understanding ,temperament & such other areas differ from person to person .
This is my personal opinion
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