Why neglecting AI ethics is such risky business - and how to do AI right

Insurers, CIOs urged to lead ethical AI adoption

As artificial intelligence continues to reshape industries globally, Nigerian insurers and chief information officers have been tasked with taking the lead in adopting the technology responsibly to drive innovation while safeguarding against its risks. Speaking at the 13th Annual Nigerian Insurers Association Chief Information Officers Conference held in Lagos on Saturday, a cybersecurity expert/chief executive

Why neglecting AI ethics is such risky business - and how to do AI right

Companies that combine innovation and trust have a competitive edge. Discover the best practices that ensure ethical, sustainable deployment.

Poco Pop Art Museum director and IT visionary Linnar Viik spoke about the role of artificial intelligence in art and creativity in an interview for the ERR culture portal's "ID" chat series. Viik pointed out that although human creativity has long been considered unique and invaluable, artificial intelligence has already proven that our creativity is actually limited.

Why neglecting AI ethics is such risky business – and how to do AI right – ZDNet

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AI, Legal Research & Ethics

Cat Moon 😺 likes to say she “lives in the I live in the open mindedness of not knowing enough about anything.” I dunno. She knows just about everything we need to know about one topic: “Every single instance of an attorney filing something in court that cites a fake case generated by AI is solved by one single ethical obligation we have.” Her advice tracks my Feb. 1 post:Follow two rules: Never rely on anything AI tells you about crucial issue…

Why Neglecting AI Ethics Is Such Risky Business - And How To Do AI Right - Data Intelligence

Just_Super/Getty Images Nearly 80 years ago, in July 1945, MH Hasham Premji founded Western India Vegetable Products Limited in Amalner, a town in the Jalgaon district of Maharashtra, India, located on the banks of the Bori River. The company began as a manufacturer of cooking oils. In the 1970s, the company pivoted to IT and changed its name to Wipro. Over the years, it has grown to become one of India’s biggest tech companies, with operations …