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Ethical and Legal Usage of Data Processed by Artificial Intelligence Systems

   

Added on  2023-01-23

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Running head: ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ETHICS
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Executive Summary:
The purpose of the report is to showcase the ethical and legal ways of the usage of data
processed by the Artificial Intelligence systems. The report describes about the importance of
data usage of AI systems. The report mainly focuses on the ethical and legal ways of using
the data processed by the AI systems and some recommendations to the UK government
regarding the AI ethics. Lastly, the report concludes that AI systems plays an important role
in today’s world so it should be used for some positive reason and should not misuse the data
of AI systems.

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Table of Contents
Introduction:...................................................................................................................3
Ethical Ways:.................................................................................................................3
Legal ways:....................................................................................................................5
Recommendations to the UK government:....................................................................6
Conclusion:....................................................................................................................8
References:.....................................................................................................................9

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Introduction:
Artificial Intelligence can be defined as the replication model of human intelligence
which can be processed by mainly computer systems. The complete process mainly includes
learning, reasoning and self-correction. Some of the AI applications are speech recognition,
machine vision and expert systems. AI is a trending integral fact for many organizations. AI
technology is used by many nations where the applications of AI show a positive feedback
for numerous industries like financial service, health care, SME’s and many more. AI has the
capability of analyzing many data to come out with a single output. The applications of AI
play an important role any organization as it increases the profit for the company. AI operates
many functions in a corporation which help a business to operate more effectively and also
help in achieving the organizational goals efficiently. The report directly focuses on the
ethical and legal issues and considerations of the data which is processed by AI. The report
briefly describes the ethical, the legal ways of the usage of data processed by the AI systems
and lastly some recommendation to the UK government regarding the ethics of artificial
intelligence.
Ethical Ways:
A concept namely “machine ethics” was published which clearly discuss about the
ethical issues of the machines (Deng 2015). The ethical and moral issues related to AI should
be considered as early as possible. AI is of two types Narrow AI and Weak AI. The
operating capability of narrow AI mainly depends on the data training. Therefore, the ethical
issues related to narrow AI mainly involves the human’s factors. AI ethical issues can be
categorized by three modules, they are- features of the Artificial Intelligence which may arise
ethical problems (O'sullivan et al. 2019), ethical risk caused by human factors (Russell 2013),
educate AI to be ethical (Bostrom and Yudkowsky 2014).

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