How to Create Values and Ethics to AI in the Workplace?

The rapid development in technology, especially of Artificial Intelligence, will have the capability to transform every major aspect of an organization and open new opportunities than ever before. The use of AI will only grow as a report from BCG and MIT Sloan Management Review revealed that 85 percent of executives claimed AI will provide their companies a competitive advantage, while 60 percent reported an AI strategy to be an urgent need for their organisation. In recent years, AI became the subject of interest for many businesses that has spilled into the workplace with the ever-increasing use of AI-driven automation and robotics to perform traditional tasks. However, the ethics surrounding the development and use of artificial intelligence remain provocative, creating a significant constraining factor to AI's full potential. In February this year, the U.S. Department of Defense adopted ethical principles for Artificial Intelligence, which is based on the Defense Innovation Board's set of AI ethical guidelines proposed last year.