Author: N/A; Publisher: Australian Government; Publication Year: 2022. The following guidelines provided by the Australian Government has a list of 8 items that make up their data ethics framework. These include: 1). Human, societal and environmental wellbeing, 2). Human-centered values, 3). Fairness , 4). Privacy protection and security , 5). Reliability and safety , 6). Transparency and explainability , 7). Contestability, and…
Author: N/A; Publisher: Accenture; Publication Year: N/A. The following article discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) has proved to be beneficial to business time and time again but with the use of AI comes a great responsibility encompassing AI ethics, data governance, and trust and legality. As organizations begin scaling up their use of AI to make sure of insights for their business, they must be aware of…
Author: Fred Cate; Publisher: TEDx Talks; Publication Year: 2020. The following video features a talk from a TED conference based around entropy, and this speaker spoke about how data ethics is an area of entropy currently. This is because there is low legislation surrounding the topic in how data is collected and used. He begins by discussing the use of consent within data collection and use of the data after collection…
Author: Ewa Janiszewska-Kiewra, Jannik Podlesny, Henning Soller; Publisher: McKinsey Digital; Publication Year: 2020. The following article makes the case for the formation of corporate data programs to ensure data is being used ethically. In addition, this article encourages these corporate data programs to do more than just protecting privacy, such as being transparent and which data is being collected on customers and how it is being used. Best of all, this…
Author: Edmund G. Howe, Falicia Elenberg; Publisher: Innovations in Clinical Neuroscience; Publication Year: 2020. The following paper discusses how Big Data is becoming a larger field within the world of data science as more and more information is collected on people. This paper uses the field of medicine as an example but the ethical concepts raised in this paper can be generalized to the area of Big Data more broadly. The 3 concepts are 1). Respecting people’s…