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Building Trust. Introduction.

Building Trust with Responsible AI,
managing Risks and Ethical Considerations.
What is ´Responsible AI´ in a nutshell?
Responsible Artificial Intelligence as a framework with principles, policies, tools, and processes
to ensure that AI systems are developed and operated in the service of good for individuals
and society while still achieving transformative business impact. Source: MIT Sloan
Responsible AI practices must be carefully adopted and implemented from the beginning.
What is Human-centric AI in a nutshell?
Human-centered AI (HCAI), as a design philosophy, advocates prioritizing humans
in designing, developing, and deploying intelligent systems, aiming to maximize
the benefits of AI technology to humans and avoid its potential adverse effects.
The HCAI methodological framework integrates seven components,
including design goals, design principles, implementation approaches, design paradigms,
interdisciplinary teams, methods, and processes.
(This takes in account the framework`s implications.) Source: Xu, Gao, Dainoff
Human-centric values and fairness constitutes one of the AI principles defined by OECD.
What is ´Ethical AI´ in a nutshell?
Humans are susceptible to more than 180 cognitive biases.
Ethical AI means embracing AI in a way that doesn’t harm humans.
Ethical AI isn’t just good for humans, it’s good for business.
Ethical AI is having the courage and ethics cultivating a system and a relationship
with customers whereby not simply the system always extract,
but also where the value is shared, which leads to loyalty in the long term´.
Sources: MIT Sloan
´People won’t trust companies
that they think are causing harm,
and they are empowered
to join social movements against companies´.
Source: MIT Sloan
It is crucial that AI get used responsibly,
fairly, accurately, and ethically.