Investigating the Ethical Implications of Artificial Intelligence and Establishing Guidelines for Responsible AI Development

Now more than ever, artificial intelligence (AI) presents both unprecedented potential and difficulties. This article delves deeply into the ethical concerns raised by AI and lays forth principles that should be followed in the creation of ethical AI systems. In the opening, we recognize the revolutionary potential of AI as well as the ethical quandaries it poses. In order to guarantee that AI technologies are created and implemented in a responsible and fair way, a deep ethical examination is required in light of the proliferation of autonomous systems. To address these ethical difficulties, we suggest the adoption of an Ethical Analysis Framework (EAF). The Ethical Assessment Framework (EAF) provides a framework for systematically assessing the fairness, transparency, privacy, accountability, and bias of AI systems. It's a cornerstone for the community of AI ethics researchers, developers, and policymakers working together to keep AI honest. Our approach places special importance on the gathering and preparation of data. We emphasize how important ethically sound data is in defining the moral implications of AI. We found that when compared to other approaches to assessing the morality of AI, our suggested technique consistently outperformed the others. The suggested technique establishes itself as an innovative and effective way of navigating the growing ethical environment by providing a systematic approach to addressing AI's ethical implications and supporting responsible AI research. For instance, as compared to more conventional methods, our technique increased fairness evaluations by an average of 15%. In conclusion, there is a wide range of concerns related to the morality of AI that must be constantly monitored and addressed via joint effort. Our method places an emphasis on making sure AI is progressing in a way that is responsible, ethical, and fair to all members of society.

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2024-09-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/acroset62108.2024.10743915
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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI
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Investigating the Ethical Implications of Artificial Intelligence and Establishing Guidelines for Responsible AI Development

Vinima Gambhir, R. Sukumar, Jyoti Seth
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Investigating the Ethical Implications of Artificial Intelligence and Establishing Guidelines for Responsible AI Development

Vinima Gambhir, R. Sukumar, Jyoti Seth
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Abstract

Now more than ever, artificial intelligence (AI) presents both unprecedented potential and difficulties. This article delves deeply into the ethical concerns raised by AI and lays forth principles that should be followed in the creation of ethical AI systems. In the opening, we recognize the revolutionary potential of AI as well as the ethical quandaries it poses. In order to guarantee that AI technologies are created and implemented in a responsible and fair way, a deep ethical examination is required in light of the proliferation of autonomous systems. To address these ethical difficulties, we suggest the adoption of an Ethical Analysis Framework (EAF). The Ethical Assessment Framework (EAF) provides a framework for systematically assessing the fairness, transparency, privacy, accountability, and bias of AI systems. It's a cornerstone for the community of AI ethics researchers, developers, and policymakers working together to keep AI honest. Our approach places special importance on the gathering and preparation of data. We emphasize how important ethically sound data is in defining the moral implications of AI. We found that when compared to other approaches to assessing the morality of AI, our suggested technique consistently outperformed the others. The suggested technique establishes itself as an innovative and effective way of navigating the growing ethical environment by providing a systematic approach to addressing AI's ethical implications and supporting responsible AI research. For instance, as compared to more conventional methods, our technique increased fairness evaluations by an average of 15%. In conclusion, there is a wide range of concerns related to the morality of AI that must be constantly monitored and addressed via joint effort. Our method places an emphasis on making sure AI is progressing in a way that is responsible, ethical, and fair to all members of society.

Jain University (IN), Bhartiya Skill Development University (IN), Vivekananda Global University (IN)
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