Because artificial intelligence (AI) is improving and expanding at such a rapid rate, researchers are still working to identify its ethical implications. Many notable areas have been flagged, however, including data privacy and intellectual ownership, AI's tendency to produce biased, discriminatory, or fabricated results, a lack of transparency and of policy/regulation, and threats to cybersecurity. Each of these areas requires continued research and improvement.
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Many reliable resources about the ethical implications of AI can be found online. Below, find a list of helpful overviews, government initiatives, and other reputable organizations that address this issue.
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