Can responsible AI guidelines keep up with the technology? - ITU Hub

As artificial intelligence (AI) technology continues advancing at lighting pace, discussions on the need for governance, standards, and a stronger focus on "responsible AI" have followed. While AI can carry out decision-making tasks efficient, it's still based on algorithms that respond to data models. Unlike humans, AI algorithms can't see the full picture, in part because they lack emotional reasoning and other human qualities, such as empathy, ethics, and morality. Concerns over privacy and discrimination are on the rise as AI becomes further integrated into decision-making processes that affect economies and societies worldwide. The time has come, therefore, to decide what sort of policies should guide AI design and use, and how to make sure AI use improves human welfare and respects human dignity, said Nashlie Sephus, Principal Tech Evangelist for Amazon AI, in a recent AI For Good keynote.