Technical and non-technical leaders have important roles to play in the implementation of responsible artificial intelligence (AI) practices. After engaging with organizations across various industries at all stages of implementation, here are four key moves we have identified for leaders:
Translate high-level principles, as seen in many templates for ethical charters on the use of AI, into practical guidance that is clear and helpful.
Integrate ethical considerations into your AI design and development processes.
“Translate high-level principles, as seen in many templates for ethical charters on the use of AI, into practical guidance that is clear and helpful.”
Calibrate AI solutions in response to local conditions and changing technologies to keep them relevant to real-world applications.
Share practices and learnings with the rest of the organization. Upskill your workforce on AI developments.
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