Ethics and AI: 3 Conversations Companies Need to Have
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We recommend assembling a senior-level working group that is responsible for driving AI ethics in your organization. At a minimum, we recommend involving four kinds of people: technologists, legal/compliance experts, ethicists, and business leaders who understand the problems you’re trying to solve
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- We recommend assembling a senior-level working group that is responsible for driving AI ethics in your organization.
- At a minimum, we recommend involving four kinds of people: technologists, legal/compliance experts, ethicists, and business leaders who understand the problems you’re trying to solve for using AI.
- The concerns, and the outcomes everyone wants to avoid, are largely agreed upon
- Given that the set of ethical risks is not identical to the set of legal/regulatory risks, what do we identify as the ethical risks for our industry/organization and where do we stand on them?
- Legal and compliance experts
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