Trustworthy AI for responsible competitiveness Enterprise IT News %

How does one teach machines and robots, basically a bunch of circuitry and binary code, to behave ethically? Artificial intelligence isn't evil, but how its creators wield and use and apply AI, may make it seem so. Two bodies so far, Singapore's IMDA and the European Commission seem to believe that like everything else that is built into machines and robots, ethics too can be programmed into robots. More specifically, ethical-guided settings can be built in make AI behave ethically. According to an ethics guideline draft authored by the European Commission's AI high-level expert group (HLEG), trustworthy AI has two components.