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As AI continues to reshape our world, understanding the ethical implications is paramount. This engaging and interactive session will delve into the core principles of AI ethics, including fairness, transparency, accountability, and privacy.
We recently organised an event with Raluca Crisan, CEO of Etiq on that very topic.
Raluca talked about upcoming AI regulation across different territories: US, UK, EU, China and Singapore.
United States: While the US lacks a central AI regulation, several laws like the FTC Act, Civil Rights Act, and HIPAA could apply to AI. The FTC has given AI-related guidance, notably on consumer privacy.
United Kingdom: The UK’s white paper on AI suggests a risk-based regulatory framework for AI. Existing laws like the Data Protection Act 2018 can also be applied to AI.
European Union: The EU is formulating the AI Act, a risk-based regulatory structure for AI, emphasizing transparency, accountability, fairness, and robustness.
China: Regulations, such as the Interim Measures for the Management of New Generation AI Products and Services (2021), mandate AI developers to ensure system safety, security, and user privacy.
Singapore: Regulations like the Code of Practice on Artificial Intelligence (2021) establish principles for AI’s development and usage, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and fairness.
She also went through some of the key principles of ethical AI. These include
- Transparency
- Explainability
- Fairness
- Safety & Security
- Data Governance
- Robustness
- Transparency
AI ethics for Leaders
Do you want to know more about AI ethics and how your organisation can best respond to upcoming regulatory changes?
Make sure to get in touch to get access to our AI ethics framework. In that framework we cover everything a leader needs to know in order to prepare for upcoming regulations such as:
- AI interpretability
- Fair AI
- Countering AI bias
