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    AI has raised ethical concerns from governments, corporations, and professional bodies. While AI allows tasks to be done faster, cheaper, and bigger, it also challenges ethical principles of beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice. However, the professor argues that AI only presents one new ethical challenge. To address the many problems raised by AI, multi-disciplinary research is needed along with public debate and education, informed by independent experts who can help guide policy and potential regulation.

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    AI has raised ethical concerns from governments, corporations, and professional bodies. While AI allows tasks to be done faster, cheaper, and bigger, it also challenges ethical principles of beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice. However, the professor argues that AI only presents one new ethical challenge. To address the many problems raised by AI, multi-disciplinary research is needed along with public debate and education, informed by independent experts who can help guide policy and potential regulation.

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    AI has raised ethical concerns from governments, corporations, and professional bodies. While AI allows tasks to be done faster, cheaper, and bigger, it also challenges ethical principles of beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice. However, the professor argues that AI only presents one new ethical challenge. To address the many problems raised by AI, multi-disciplinary research is needed along with public debate and education, informed by independent experts who can help guide policy and potential regulation.

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    AI and Ethics:

    Why all the fuss?

    Prof. Toby Walsh


    UNSW Sydney | Data61 | QUT
    Governments
    Corporations
    Professional bodies
    AI lets us break things ...

    Faster Cheaper

    Bigger
    Ethical principles
    Beneficence: do good
    Non-maleficence: do no harm
    Autonomy: informed consent, no deception …
    Justice: fairness, discrimination, inequality …
    Only one new ethical challenge!
    Only one new ethical challenge!
    AI lets us break things ...

    Faster Cheaper

    Bigger
    Many problems, many solutions
    What we need

    Multi-disciplinary research
    (fairness, verifiability, …)
    What we need
    Public debate
    What we need
    Education
    What we need
    Policy (e.g. regulation)

    Informed by independent experts

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