Council Post: Not Just The Sprinkles On Top: Baking Ethics Into AI Design

Chief Marketing Officer at Interactions, a conversational AI company, where he oversees all aspects of communications, sales and marketing. Let's face it: When a company develops artificial intelligence (AI) that can offer us a medical diagnosis, care for our elderly grandparents or autonomously drive a vehicle, ethics aren't the flashiest elements to focus on. It's tempting for companies to get caught up in the excitement of creating the latest cutting-edge technology and vow to sort out ethical considerations after the fact. That works just as well, right? Late last year, I had a conversation with Thomas Arnold, a research associate at Tufts' Human-Robot Interaction Lab, for my company's podcast.