Linh C. Ho has held executive leadership roles for a number of global tech companies and currently serves as Chief Growth Officer at Zelros. It is no surprise that technology as ubiquitous as artificial intelligence (AI) would eventually require ethical guardrails. Just this past fall, the White House announced a Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights. In it, the administration proposes a five-part framework for companies using automated systems in their operations: effective and safe systems; data privacy; protections against algorithmic discrimination; notice and explanation; and human alternatives, consideration and fallback. Together, the five principles in the Bill of Rights form an overlapping set of backstops--safeguards intended to help keep the American public free from any harm caused by the unchecked use of AI and other emerging technologies.

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