Javascript must be enabled to continue!
TOWARDS A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR ETHICAL AI DEVELOPMENT IN IT SYSTEMS
View through CrossRef
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has prompted significant societal, ethical, and legal concerns regarding their deployment in information technology (IT) systems. Addressing these concerns necessitates the establishment of a robust ethical framework to guide AI development and integration into IT systems. This paper presents a comprehensive conceptual framework aimed at fostering ethical AI development within IT systems. The proposed framework incorporates multidisciplinary perspectives, drawing upon principles from ethics, computer science, law, and philosophy. It emphasizes the integration of ethical considerations at every stage of the AI development lifecycle, including design, implementation, deployment, and maintenance. Central to this framework is the recognition of AI systems as socio-technical artifacts with profound impacts on individuals, communities, and societies at large. Key components of the framework include transparency, accountability, fairness, privacy, and security. Transparency entails ensuring that AI algorithms and decision-making processes are comprehensible and explainable to stakeholders, thereby fostering trust and enabling scrutiny. Accountability mechanisms are essential for attributing responsibility for AI-driven outcomes and facilitating recourse in cases of harm or injustice. Moreover, the framework emphasizes the importance of fairness in AI systems, advocating for the mitigation of biases and discrimination across diverse demographic groups. Privacy protection measures are deemed crucial to safeguarding individuals' personal data from unauthorized access or misuse, while robust security protocols are essential for defending against malicious exploitation and adversarial attacks. By delineating ethical guidelines and best practices, this conceptual framework aims to empower developers, policymakers, and organizations to navigate the complex ethical landscape of AI development in IT systems. Ultimately, the adoption of such a framework is imperative for harnessing the transformative potential of AI technologies while upholding fundamental ethical principles and societal values.
Keywords: Ethical, AI, IT, System, Framework, Development, Review.
Title: TOWARDS A CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK FOR ETHICAL AI DEVELOPMENT IN IT SYSTEMS
Description:
The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies has prompted significant societal, ethical, and legal concerns regarding their deployment in information technology (IT) systems.
Addressing these concerns necessitates the establishment of a robust ethical framework to guide AI development and integration into IT systems.
This paper presents a comprehensive conceptual framework aimed at fostering ethical AI development within IT systems.
The proposed framework incorporates multidisciplinary perspectives, drawing upon principles from ethics, computer science, law, and philosophy.
It emphasizes the integration of ethical considerations at every stage of the AI development lifecycle, including design, implementation, deployment, and maintenance.
Central to this framework is the recognition of AI systems as socio-technical artifacts with profound impacts on individuals, communities, and societies at large.
Key components of the framework include transparency, accountability, fairness, privacy, and security.
Transparency entails ensuring that AI algorithms and decision-making processes are comprehensible and explainable to stakeholders, thereby fostering trust and enabling scrutiny.
Accountability mechanisms are essential for attributing responsibility for AI-driven outcomes and facilitating recourse in cases of harm or injustice.
Moreover, the framework emphasizes the importance of fairness in AI systems, advocating for the mitigation of biases and discrimination across diverse demographic groups.
Privacy protection measures are deemed crucial to safeguarding individuals' personal data from unauthorized access or misuse, while robust security protocols are essential for defending against malicious exploitation and adversarial attacks.
By delineating ethical guidelines and best practices, this conceptual framework aims to empower developers, policymakers, and organizations to navigate the complex ethical landscape of AI development in IT systems.
Ultimately, the adoption of such a framework is imperative for harnessing the transformative potential of AI technologies while upholding fundamental ethical principles and societal values.
Keywords: Ethical, AI, IT, System, Framework, Development, Review.
Related Results
Materialism and Environmental Knowledge as a Mediator for Relationships between Religiosity and Ethical Consumption
Materialism and Environmental Knowledge as a Mediator for Relationships between Religiosity and Ethical Consumption
ABSTRACTOn a global and regional scale, Indonesia has one of the least environmentally sustainable economies in the Asia-Pacific region. Consumption is one of the key factors contr...
ЄВРОПЕЙСЬКІ СТАНДАРТИ ЕТИЧНИХ ЗАСАД ЖУРНАЛІСТСЬКОЇ ДІЯЛЬНОСТІ
ЄВРОПЕЙСЬКІ СТАНДАРТИ ЕТИЧНИХ ЗАСАД ЖУРНАЛІСТСЬКОЇ ДІЯЛЬНОСТІ
<p><strong><em>Purpose. </em></strong><em>The study aims to analyze modern European ethical standards in journalism, determine their role in sha...
Ethical model of management: a conceptual approach
Ethical model of management: a conceptual approach
The article is devoted to the question of the role of ethical management, which is proposed to be implemented in the format of a model. Because ethical management is conceived by t...
Value-Driven Management in the Bhagavad Gita: A Framework for Sustainable and Ethical Organizational Practices
Value-Driven Management in the Bhagavad Gita: A Framework for Sustainable and Ethical Organizational Practices
Purpose: The increasing emphasis on sustainability, ethical governance, and stakeholder responsibility has encouraged organizations to adopt value-based management approaches that ...
Religion as Apparatus of Ethical Similarity: A Catalyst Toward the Framework of Ethical Behaviors (FEB) in Technical Environment
Religion as Apparatus of Ethical Similarity: A Catalyst Toward the Framework of Ethical Behaviors (FEB) in Technical Environment
Abstract
While technical environment starts from western culture which is mainly based on Christianity, the associated ethical concern of the operation of technol...
Engineering Ethics and Management Decision-Making
Engineering Ethics and Management Decision-Making
This thesis explores the vital intersection of engineering ethics and management decision-making, emphasizing the need for ethical considerations in engineering practices to ensure...
The impact of social responsibility, ethical infrastructure, capability building and consumer-centric ethics on Muslim consumers ethical marketing performance
The impact of social responsibility, ethical infrastructure, capability building and consumer-centric ethics on Muslim consumers ethical marketing performance
The purpose of this study is to conceptualize the key ethical determinants of Islamic Ethical Marketing Performance by integrating existing theoretical perspectives and prior empir...
Is Ethical Nihilism True?
Is Ethical Nihilism True?
One of the problems of our culture is widespread fear of ethical nihilism. Many people, both scholars and layfolk, fear that ethical nihilism is on the rise. They fear that more an...

