Countries, like companies, are fighting to be the best in AI.
Whether San Francisco, or Amsterdam, London or Montreal, governments know that if they can position their big cities as the global AI epicentre, their national economy will grow exponentially.
Topics: Artificial Intelligence, AI ethics
This blog first appeared here on the Responsible City website, an initiative led by the City of London Corporation, as part of a series of interviews for the Business of Trust programme led by The Lord Mayor of London.
Q&A series with Tracey Groves, founder and director of Intelligent Ethics on ethical leadership:
I don’t know how to fly an aeroplane, but I still travel by air when I need to, with the plane primarily being flown by a computer programme and with minimal human intervention. I trust the system, processes, procedures in place, and the people who designed the system.
Topics: Artificial Intelligence, AI ethics
This blog first appeared here on the Responsible City website, an initiative led by the City of London Corporation, as part of a series of interviews for the Business of Trust programme led by The Lord Mayor of London.
Q&A series with Tracey Groves, founder and director of Intelligent Ethics on AI and ethics:
In practice, ethical leadership will look far more inclusive by nature. When it comes to embracing AI and other advanced technologies, ethical leadership will consider the diverse needs and requirements of a variety of different stakeholder groups. This includes not only customers and employees, but citizens and wider society, as well as the more traditional groups, such as investors.
Topics: Artificial Intelligence, AI ethics
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