AI ethics

How AI Data Bias Can Compromise Professional Judgment

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Professional Judgment Should Not Be Delegated to AI I have previously blogged about ethical issues relating to AI, including Responsible AI and Ethical AI in the Workplace and Guidelines for Ethical AI in Higher Education. In today’s blog I look at the complicated issue of bias and how it can compromise judgment. As Kelly D.

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Responsible AI and Ethical AI in the Workplace

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What are Ethical Frameworks? The other day I read a blog by Lizzie Short at Harvard University about responsible AI and ethical AI. Responsible AI focuses on accountability, transparency and compliance with regulations, while ethical AI — sometimes referred to as AI ethics — emphasizes broader moral principles like fairness, privacy and societal impact. Responsible AI

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