Ethical AI Implementation

Stefan H. Vieweg ()
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Stefan H. Vieweg: RFH - University of Applied Sciences Cologne

Chapter 11 in AI for the Good, 2021, pp 227-251 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract Implementing ethics in business is not unique that just comes along with AI. Though, the implications in an AI setting are much more far-reaching than ever before. Given its disruptive nature, AI affects entire societies’ prosperity projections right down to every individual to earn a living; it has a massive impact on the environment as well. Illustration of key initiatives in the EU and the USA toward ethical AI is discussed such as applicable laws (e.g., GDPR and CCPA on data privacy) and ideas such as the RoboLaw on automation or the electronic person (e-person). Postulates from various commissions are summarized and selected organizations thriving for ethical AI are introduced. A framing to safeguard ethical AI is being proposed with the “House of Ethical AI.” Its key elements that focus on trust, enlightenment, and accountability are discussed and illustrated with various examples. Finally, an implementation roadmap toward ethical AI is been proposed.

Keywords: AGI; Asimov; BDSG; Backdoor attacks; CCPA; Cloud training; Code of conduct; Digital manifesto; Data poisoning; DSGVO; Electronic person (e-person); FaaS; Fogging; GDPR; Google; House of Ethical AI; OpenAI; RoboLaw; SOTA telematics (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-66913-3_11

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