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Opinion on Trust and Transparency in Artificial Intelligence - Ethics&Society, The Human Brain Project

Name: Opinion on Trust and Transparency in Artificial Intelligence - Ethics&Society, The Human Brain Project
Keywords: Ethics, Governance, Human Brain Project, RRI, ICT, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Society, Robotics, Responsible Research and Innovation, Neuroscience

appsOther research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type 08 Mar 2021Publisher:ZenodoFunded by:EC | HBP SGA2

Authors: Aicardi, Christine; Bitsch, Lise; Datta Burton, Saheli; Evers, Kathinka; Farisco, Michele; Mahfoud, Tara; Rose, Nikolas; +4 Authors

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.4588647

Opinion on Trust and Transparency in Artificial Intelligence - Ethics&Society, The Human Brain Project

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The Ethics and Society Subproject has developed this Opinion in order to clarify lessons the Human Brain Project (HBP) can draw from the current discussion of artificial intelligence, in particular the social and ethical aspects of AI, and outline areas where it could usefully contribute. The EU and numerous other bodies are promoting and implementing a wide range of policies aimed to ensure that AI is beneficial - that it serves society. The HBP as a leading project bringing together neuroscience and ICT is in an excellent position to contribute to and to benefit from these discussions. This Opinion therefore highlights some key aspects of the discussion, shows its relevance to the HBP and develops a list of six recommendations.

This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 Research and Innovation Programme Under Grant Agreement no. 785907

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Ethics, Governance, Human Brain Project, RRI, ICT, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Society, Robotics, Responsible Research and Innovation, Neuroscience, Trustworthiness

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