A Call to Action for Businesses Using AI

Ethically-aligned businesses value a sustainable culture of AI ethics. The Ethically Aligned Design for Business series from the IEEE Standards Association provides direction for business leaders to establish this culture in their organizations. The first report in this series – A Call to Action for Businesses Using AI – introduces key themes and ideas that are built upon in subsequent reports. Readers are encouraged to share stories, questions and insights via a feedback process.

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Prioritizing People and Planet as the Metrics for Responsible AI

This second installment in the Ethically Aligned Design for Business series explores the question: What are the metrics of success for Responsible AI? While common business performance metrics focus primarily on financial indicators, organizations risk causing unintended harm when human well-being and ecological sustainability are not prioritized in their planning. The primary goal of the report is to provide direction for business readers so they can utilize these metrics while also informing policy makers of the issues these metrics will create for citizens as well as buyers.

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U.S. Executive Order Covers AI Safety, Algorithmic Bias, and Privacy

A recent U.S. action builds on earlier moves by the White House that laid out non-binding principles for AI regulation and voluntary commitments on managing AI risks from 15 leading AI companies. It also comes in the context of major regulatory efforts around the world, including the European Union, China, Canada, Brazil, and Japan.

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Meet the Ambassadors

IEEE TechEthics is led by an advisory group of volunteer ambassadors in partnership with a team of professional staff. Ambassadors inform program strategic objectives and related activities, expand the program’s global reach by identifying collaboration opportunities in regional areas, and serve as representatives as part of the program’s activities. Their expertise covers a wide range of disciplines, including digital rights, economics, humanities, manufacturing, neuroethics, philosophy, public policy, robotics, and standards development. Become acquainted with this interdisciplinary and international group of volunteers via their bios and brief video interviews.

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