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Ethical AI is defined as the practice of designing and deploying artificial intelligence systems with respect for human rights, fairness, and the prevention of harm []. This involves actively teaching AI systems moral principles, akin to parenting, to prevent them from learning negative behaviors from biased data. The consequence of inadequate data training is demonstrated through real-world examples, such as facial recognition systems performing poorly on darker skin tones due to underrepresentation in training datasets [].
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Ethical AI is defined as the practice of designing and deploying artificial intelligence systems with respect for human rights, fairness, and the prevention of harm []. This involves actively teaching AI systems moral principles, akin to parenting, to prevent them from learning negative behaviors from biased data. The consequence of inadequate data training is demonstrated through real-world examples, such as facial recognition systems performing poorly on darker skin tones due to underrepresentation in training datasets [].