Applied AI ethics: report 2019

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DOI	Resolve DOI: https://doi.org/10.4224/40001806
Author	Search for: De Bruijn, Berry¹; Search for: Désillets, Alain¹; Search for: Fraser, Kathleen¹; Search for: Kiritchenko, Svetlana¹; Search for: Mohammad, Saif¹; Search for: Vinson, Norm¹; Search for: Bloomfield, Peter; Search for: Brace, Hayley; Search for: Brzoska, Katarzyna; Search for: Elhalal, Anat; Search for: Ho, Katy; Search for: Kinsey, Libby; Search for: McWhirter, Ross; Search for: Nazare, Madalina; Search for: Ofori-Kuragu, Evelyn
Affiliation	National Research Council of Canada. Digital Technologies
Format	Text, Technical Report
Physical description	37 p.
Abstract	It is now commonplace to say that Artificial Intelligence (AI) has a huge potential range of applications, from biotechnologies to cybersecurity, from smart cities to health care. Indeed, AI is already having a major impact on our lives. Because of AI’s wide and deep impact, the House of Lords Select Committee on AI took the view—shared by nearly 1 all witnesses and subsequent commentators—that our societies need a common and applicable ethical framework, so that we can develop AI policies, regulations, technical standards, and business best practices in ways that are socially beneficial and environmentally sustainable.
Publication date	2019
Publisher	National Research Council of Canada
Language	English
Peer reviewed	No
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Record identifier	a9064070-feb7-4c97-ba87-1347e41ec06a
Record created	2019-12-19
Record modified	2022-06-03

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