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It’s Never too Early to Get Your AI Ethics Right
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Author: Veronica Irwin; Publisher: Protocol; Publication Year: 2022. The following article discusses how startups, especially early-stage ones, are focused on making evangelical sales to large enterprises. Even with good intentions, it is easy for founders to think of cutting corners, which can have bad consequences. If investors do not trust the team or the product,…
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Data Ethics, AI and Responsible Innovation
Author: University of Edinburgh; Publisher: edX; Publication Year: N/A. The following online class was created by the University of Edinburgh which is available for free on edX. The course is 7-weeks long and requires only 3-4 hours of work per week, but the course covers a large variety of material relating to data ethics, artificial…
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Code of Ethics and Standards
Author: N/A; Publisher: United States Data Science Institute (USDSI); Publication Year: N/A. The following article is a framework for how the USDSI operates from an ethical perspective and it is an excellent overview for a code of standards for ethics. The article starts with the 3 pillars as the the “three Vs”: Vision, values, and…
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Artificial Intelligence: Examples of Ethical Dilemmas
Author: N/A; Publisher: UNESCO; Publication Year: 2023. The following article discusses how bias is very much prevalent in today’s artificial intelligence (AI)-systems shown through many examples. When searching for school in a search system the results often show women in promiscuous outfits, skinny, and white. However, when searching for school boy, the pictures are perfectly…
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Ethical Principles
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Author: N/A; Publisher: U.K. Statistics Authority; Publication Year: 2020. The following visual provides a resource that outlines data ethics into 6 different categories. These categories are public good, data security, methods, legal compliance, public views/engagement, and transparency. A key takeaway from this resource is public good being at the top of the visual which emphasizes…
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Teaching Data Ethics: We’re Going to Ethics the Heck Out of This
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Author: Tristan Henderson; Publisher: Association for Computing (ACM) Machinery Digital Library; Publication Year: 2019. The following paper outlines a new Data Ethics & Privacy module that was introduced to computer science students in 2018. The module aims to raise student awareness of current debates in computer science such as bias in artificial intelligence, algorithmic accountability,…
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Digital Democracy Is Within Reach
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Author: Tristan Harris, Audrey Tang; Publisher: Your Undivided Attention; Publication Year: 2020. The following podcast episode features Audrey Tang, minister of digital affairs in Taiwan. She is a transgender woman that identifies as “post-gender” and the first non-binary person to hold an executive-level position in Taiwan. In this interview, she discusses how she has helped…
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Data Scientists and the Ethics of Power, Part I
Author: Travis Greene; Publisher: Medium; Publication Year: 2020. In the following article, Travis Greene discusses the idea of data scientists becoming activist data scientists. Loosely basing the idea on a concept called “activist engineering” which was developed in 2015, Greene describes an activist data scientist as someone who realizes the social and political community they…
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Ethical Data Analytics — What Every Business Needs to Know
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Author: Tom Jongen; Publisher: Medium; Publication Year: 2021. The following article discusses how if any company uses customer data to make customer-facing decisions, there are ethical issues that need to be considered. Also, it asks us to consider “When ‘Know Your Customer’ goes too far;” and the issues related to Facebook/Cambridge Analytica political influence scandal…
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The Houston Astros And The Ethical Use Of Data And Analytics
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Author: Tom Davenport; Publisher: Forbes; Publication Year: 2020. The following article describes how gaining a competitive edge has been a long-time goal for teams within the sporting industry. The most well-known and recent example of a team crossing the ethical line into the territory of cheating is the Houston Astros in 2017. While the ethical…
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