Regulatory Subterfuge: Grand Narratives on AI Ethics || Artificial Intelligence
ORF CyFy 2022 || Regulatory Subterfuge: Grand Narratives on AI Ethics || With more than 160 published ethical principles and frameworks to guide ethical development and deployment of AI (Artificial Intelligence), the conversation around AI ethics has gained steam since 2018. However, there is no agreement between stakeholders on common ethical principles and how to implement them. Should we strive for a common understanding of AI ethics or should our energies now focus on context-specific principles? Are grand declarations of AI principles just theatre to evade governance and accountability for AI harms? And are ethics subterfuge to evade the regulatory heft of a rights-based approach?
Madeline Carr, Professor, Global Politics and Cybersecurity, University College London, United Kingdom
Husanjot Chahal, Research Analyst, Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET), Georgetown University, United States
Neira Dali Chaouch, Secretary General, Women in AI, France
Thomas Schneider, Director of International Affairs, Federal Office for Communications, Switzerland
Moderator: Thomas Philbeck, Managing Director, SWIFT Partners Sàrl, Switzerland
Watch more from CyFy2022 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqgq7ee8xeM&list=PLHu-cm5A_l83MMqmqJVrKvlg62c-NMS3J
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ORF CyFy 2022 || Regulatory Subterfuge: Grand Narratives on AI Ethics || With more than 160 published ethical principles and frameworks to guide ethical development and deployment of AI (Artificial Intelligence), the conversation around AI ethics has gained steam since 2018. However, there is no agreement between stakeholders on common ethical principles and how to implement them. Should we strive for a common understanding of AI ethics or should our energies now focus on context-specific principles? Are grand declarations of AI principles just theatre to evade governance and accountability for AI harms? And are ethics subterfuge to evade the regulatory heft of a rights-based approach?
Madeline Carr, Professor, Global Politics and Cybersecurity, University College London, United Kingdom
Husanjot Chahal, Research Analyst, Center for Security and Emerging Technology (CSET), Georgetown University, United States
Neira Dali Chaouch, Secretary General, Women in AI, France
Thomas Schneider, Director of International Affairs, Federal Office for Communications, Switzerland
Moderator: Thomas Philbeck, Managing Director, SWIFT Partners Sàrl, Switzerland
Watch more from CyFy2022 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqgq7ee8xeM&list=PLHu-cm5A_l83MMqmqJVrKvlg62c-NMS3J
#aiethicsandregulation #artificialintelligence #aiethics #cyfy2022 #orf
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