Use AI responsibly: 13 principles
AI is a competitive field, which can be a problem for companies. Prioritizing speed over ethical guidelines, bias detection and safety measures may result in a lack of attention to these issues. AI is a growing concern in the workplace. It can cause misinformation to spread, and it may also raise issues such as copyright, intellectual property, cyber security, data privacy and the ambiguity of regulations. We propose 13 principles to mitigate these risks.
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As companies explore new technologies, they need to be aware of the risks involved.
Source:
https://hbr.org/2023/06/13-principles-for-using-ai-responsibly
