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AI Impact Assessments are Necessary and Additive to Existing Business Processes

Markkula Center for Applied Ethics Framework for Ethical Decision Making and AI ethics materials referenced in the Information Accountability Blog.

Peter Cullen explores the reluctance of organizations to develop ethical review processes for their AI and related technology.

"There are countless free frameworks and coursework to support implementation of ethical practices from, for example, fast.ai and Santa Clara University’s Markkula Center. It may be that implementation just is hard, or another factor may be that many of these approaches are not written through the lens of how organizations actually would implement them."

The Ethics Center's Framework for Ethical Decision Making and AI ethics materials referenced in the Information Accountability Blog.

 

Oct 19, 2021
Ethics
media,technology,internet

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