The principles consider the role of a/is creators, i.e., those who design and manufacture, of operators, i.e., those with expertise specific to use of a/is, other users, and any other stakeholders or affected parties. Chapter two details the general principles These general principles guide all manner of ethical a/is design. These general principles are elaborated in subsequent sections of this chapter of ethically aligned design, with specific contextual, cultural, and pragmatic explorations which impact their implementation. Each principle is accompanied by a set of recommendations and best practices that provide concrete guidance for ai creators and operators. This approach seeks to ensure technology serves humanity’s best interests from inception.
Ieee and ieee standards association have just launched a groundbreaking report to take ethical implementation of autonomous and intelligent systems (a/is) worldwide from principles to practice!
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