Non-maleficence: do no harm
Non-maleficence: “Do no Harm”: To avoid harm, including harm from malicious or unexpected uses, by recognising that the moral … Read more
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Non-maleficence: “Do no Harm”: To avoid harm, including harm from malicious or unexpected uses, by recognising that the moral … Read more
The ethical premise that underpins digital placemaking is simple: Digital placemaking boosts the wellbeing, social, cultural, environmental and economic … Read more
The term Smart Information Systems covers the interplay of emerging technology solutions and platforms that combine and use Artificial … Read more
Emerging principles Given the global nature of the challenges posed by harnessing emerging technologies and data, the Organisation for … Read more
“Societal ethics” examines the impacts of digital technology and data analytics on wider society. It thus deals with the … Read more
The UK and partner organisations from around the world are playing a leading role in the development of tools … Read more
The UK and its partners are playing a leading role in the development of guidance on the ethical use … Read more
A range of international standards organisations are developing and publishing AI-related standards. With differing degrees of granularity, these: identify … Read more
Explicability: “Operate transparently”: To ensure that there is intelligibility, transparency, trustworthiness, and accountability around how and why Digital, Data … Read more
Justice: “Be Fair”: That all benefits and risks should be distributed fairly. Solutions should promote fair treatment and equitable … Read more
Given the global significance of the challenges posed by harnessing emerging technologies and data, the International Conference of Data … Read more