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Efficiency, Ethics, and Data Privacy in the AI Revolution

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We've only just begun to scratch the surface of AI's transformative potential, and navigating this landscape requires collective wisdom and ethical vigilance.

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For the planet and people: IBM’s focus on AI ethics in sustainability

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. “AI is an unbelievable opportunity to address some of the world’s most pressing challenges in health care, manufacturing, climate change and more,” said Christina Shim, IBM’s global head of Sustainability Software and an AI Ethics Board member. Therefore, it is critical to design and manage systems sustainably.

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How Technology Provides a Crucial Link in Ethical Supply Chains

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With companies relying increasingly on complex global supply chains, their need for verifiable manufacturing ethics and supplier transparency is growing.

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How our commitment to ethics, trust and transparency is differentiating IBM

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As reflected in the IBM Impact Report , we are working hard to serve as an example for our industry peers, partners, and fellow leaders on how to build a positive impact by implementing technology ethics and committing to trust and transparency in our practices and products on a global scale.

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The “hidden figures” of AI: Women shaping a new era of ethical innovation

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Many have been doing this by leading the charge on responsible AI innovation, centered on ethics and transparency, throughout their entire careers. The post The “hidden figures” of AI: Women shaping a new era of ethical innovation appeared first on IBM Blog.

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A look into IBM’s AI ethics governance framework

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“Organizations are responsible for ensuring that AI projects they develop, deploy or use do not have negative ethical consequences,” as per Gartner. Yet while 79% of executives say AI ethics is important to their enterprise-wide AI approach , less than 25% have operationalized ethics governance principles.

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Don’t pause AI development, prioritize ethics instead

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A turning point for AI When ethically designed and responsibly brought to market, generative AI capabilities support unprecedented opportunities to benefit business and society. It’s time to get serious about the AI ethics standards and guardrails all of us must continue adopting and refining.

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