Ethic in Technology

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement, it's imperative to consider the ethical implications of our innovations. This section delves into the complex intersection of technology and morality, examining the ethical challenges and opportunities that arise from our ever-evolving digital landscape.

Principle 1: Proportionality

Proportionality and Non-Harm

Human rights and fundamental freedom.

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Principle 2: Protection

Protection and Security

protective and security measures

guarantee protection against attacks and unwanted damage

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Principle 3: Fairness

Fairness and Non-Discrimination

Particular measures are required where there is risk of unfair treatment

Data-driven technologies can reproduce, reinforce, and expand exclusionary, unequal treatment, and discriminatory patterns that exist in society and may be encoded in the data sources used to develop AI systems.

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Principle 4: Sustainability

Sustainability in AI

Balancing Ecological, Economic, and Social Impacts

Artificial Intelligence (AI) has the potential to revolutionize many aspects of our lives, but it is crucial to consider its impact on the environment and society. This principle emphasizes the importance of developing AI systems that promote sustainability.

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Principle 5: Privacy

Right to Privacy and Data Protection

Safeguarding Fundamental Rights Through AI

Artificial Intelligence offers numerous benefits but also poses risks to privacy. This principle emphasizes the importance of data protection in the context of AI.

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Principle 6: Human Oversight

Human Oversight and Autonomy

Humans at the Center of AI

As AI systems become more powerful, it is crucial that humans remain in control. This principle places human autonomy at the forefront.

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Principle 7: Transparency

Transparency and Explainability

Understanding and Trusting AI

Transparency is essential for building broad trust in AI systems. This principle demands that both the functioning and the decisions of AI systems are understandable.

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Principle 8: Accountability

Accountability and Responsibility

Human Accountability for AI

AI systems are powerful tools, but they are not independent moral agents. This principle emphasizes human responsibility for the use of AI.

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Principle 9: Awareness

Awareness and Knowledge Transfer

Promoting AI Competencies

Artificial Intelligence is rapidly changing our world. To make the most of AI's opportunities and minimize its risks, it is crucial that as many people as possible engage with this topic.

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