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The first-ever global standard on AI ethics, adopted by 194 UNESCO member states, establishing comprehensive principles and policy action areas for responsible AI development.
Critical evaluation of over 80 AI ethics guidelines from around the world, examining their effectiveness, convergence, and implementation challenges.
Comprehensive framework from IEEE establishing principles and recommendations for human-centric design of autonomous and intelligent systems.
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Critical analysis of AI power concentration, examining corporate dominance, regulatory challenges, and impacts on democracy and social justice.
A nonprofit institute providing practical tools and frameworks for organizations to implement ethical AI practices and ensure compliance.
The first-ever global standard on AI ethics, adopted by 194 UNESCO member states, establishing comprehensive principles and policy action areas for responsible AI development.
Develops comprehensive conceptual framework for regulating AI based on systematic review of literature on AI governance and regulatory theory.
The first global standard on AI ethics adopted by UNESCO's 193 member states in 2021, providing comprehensive guidance on human rights-centered AI development.
Critical evaluation of over 80 AI ethics guidelines from around the world, examining their effectiveness, convergence, and implementation challenges.
Comprehensive overview of AI ethics issues and policy initiatives across the European Union and globally, examining regulatory approaches and ethical frameworks.
Comprehensive framework from IEEE establishing principles and recommendations for human-centric design of autonomous and intelligent systems.
An independent UK-based institute ensuring data and AI technologies work for people and society by promoting equitable AI benefits and social wellbeing.
An independent research institute focusing on the social implications of AI and policy research, notable for being the first AI institute founded and led by women.
Created in 2017, these 23 principles address research issues, ethics and values, and longer-term concerns, signed by over 2,000 experts including leading AI researchers.
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