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- The Emergence of AI Engineering
Uncertainty about Ethics : Citing W. Ross Ashby's "Law of Inevitable Ethical Inadequacy," Laqua explained why AI tends to "cheat": "If you don't specify a secure ethical system, what you will get is an insecure unethical system." Ethical Frameworks Since "AI technology is not able to support ethical subroutines," humans must be ethical This begins with making ethical choices concerning artificial intelligence and establishing AI ethical
- Is AI Sustainable?
Not only is this a technical challenge but also an ethical dilemma that needs to be addressed. The PLUS Decision Making model developed by The Ethics Resource Center can help organization’s make These questions do not guarantee ethical decisions are made. They instead help to ensure that ethical factors are considered. However, in the end it comes down to personal responsibility and wanting to behave ethically.
- The Greatest AI Risk – AI Agency
(AI Ethics) is needed. Ethics provides the framework for these decisions to be made. In many ways, applied ethics is the application of wisdom to the domain of agency. This requires, at a minimum, ethical subroutines; something that is currently not available. Humans must act ethically during the design, build, and use of AI technologies.
- Three Conditions for Responsible and Safe AI Practice
Ethical Alignment : AI practices must adhere to ethical principles and established moral standards.
- Manufacturers Integrity: A model for AI Regulation
By proactively addressing ethical concerns, industry associations and manufacturers can demonstrate a Manufacturers' integrity refers to the ethical conduct and commitment to quality and safety demonstrated Principles of Ethical Use of AI for Ontario Countries across the world are actively looking at how best A team within Ontario's Digital Service has examined ethical principles from various jurisdictions around An organizational culture around shared ethical responsibilities over the system must also be promoted
- The Philosophy of Operational Compliance
individuals and organizations align their actions with obligations associated with laws, regulations, ethical The philosophy recognizes that ethical behaviour and meeting obligations contribute to long-term success Engineered and Ethical Operational Compliance involves leveraging knowledge and tools to make ethical
- Will AI Replace Professionals?
Doctors, lawyers, engineers, geologists, and other professionals operate within ethical frameworks that Recognizing complex patterns and relationships Making nuanced judgments based on experience Integrating ethical rules, and may even make up their own rules, but they cannot replicate the contextual understanding, ethical professional practice—the integration of technical expertise with moral judgment, contextual wisdom, and ethical
- Don't Make This Costly Mistake With Your Compliance Controls
differences between compliance requirements in areas like safety, security, sustainability, quality, and ethics reduction Quality Training : Targeting process excellence, defect prevention, and continuous improvement Ethics areas like workplace safety, cybersecurity hygiene, sustainability practices, quality procedures, and ethical , dependencies, and risk implications of controls across safety, security, sustainability, quality, ethics
- Compliance: The Friend You Never Knew You Needed
Compliance is a necessary constraint that keeps us between ethical lines and ahead of risk. Compliance is essential to maintaining a level playing field, where businesses can compete fairly and ethically stakeholders, such as customers and investors, by demonstrating that the organization is committed to ethical
- The Critical Role of Professional Engineers in Canada's AI Landscape
With legislative authority, self-governance, and a robust code of ethics, engineers already have the make them ideally suited to design, develop, and implement AI solutions that are safe, reliable, and ethical engineers possess the specialized knowledge and experience required to develop and implement safe and ethical
- Are You Being Nudged Into Compliance?
The use of nudging in compliance has ethical implications that need be to considered and addressed. We also see private companies introducing nudging aimed at making employees more ethical. Is the level of persuasion used in the nudge consistent with our ethical values? Ethical companies should at a minimum: 1. Decide what is ethical and what is not (don't let the technology choose this for you). 3.
- Business Intelligence: Are We Asking the Right Question?
We need to learn to make value-based decisions aligned with ethical principles about how things should This human intelligence, combining data with ethical judgment, leads us toward integrity and ultimately