【Top 10 International CSR Events】No.4 The EU unveils ethics guidelines for artificial intelligence
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NO.4 The EU unveils ethics guidelines for artificial intelligence
On April 8, the EU unveils ethics guidelines for artificial intelligence (AI), aiming at boosting trust in AI. The guidelines drafted by High Level Expert Group on AI, which was selected by the European Commission, listing seven key requirements for “trustworthy AI” to ensure AI is safe and reliable: “human initiative and supervision”, “robustness and security”, “privacy and data management”, “transparency”, “diversity, non-discrimination and fairness”, “social and environmental well-being” and “accountability”. At the same time, the European Commission will launch a pilot AI code of ethics, inviting industry, research institutions and government agencies to test and supplement the code.
Reason for listing:
The European Commission's guidelines are based on the idea that AI should both respect human rights and be strong enough to avoid unintentional harm. When more and more countries and regions recognize the importance of AI, responsibility and moral issues, the EU issued the guidelines, which is intended to regulate AI industry’s future development by integrating the industry's moral standards when promoting the development of AI industry. Although not legally binding, the guidelines are historically significant and are widely regarded as an important move to promote the establishment of a globally relevant standard.
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Reason for listing:
The European Commission's guidelines are based on the idea that AI should both respect human rights and be strong enough to avoid unintentional harm. When more and more countries and regions recognize the importance of AI, responsibility and moral issues, the EU issued the guidelines, which is intended to regulate AI industry’s future development by integrating the industry's moral standards when promoting the development of AI industry. Although not legally binding, the guidelines are historically significant and are widely regarded as an important move to promote the establishment of a globally relevant standard.
For more information, please click here:
http://www.alsrobot.com/news/news/newsText?id=1239
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