This essay attempts to illustrate that ethical principles can serve as design principles for organizations seeking to deploy innovative AI technologies that are economically profitable as well as beneficial, fair, and autonomy-preserving for people and societies. Specifically, we propose impact, justice, and autonomy as three core principles that can usefully guide discussions around AI's ethical implications. … [ Read more ]

Authors: Beena Ammanath, Dave Kuder, Jim Guszcza, Michelle Lee | Source: Deloitte Review | Subjects: Ethics, IT / Technology / E-Business, Organizational Behavior

Original article: Human Values in the Loop © Equinox Enterprises (Jeff Blum)

Yes, disruptive technologies enable tremendous opportunity for organizations to become smarter, more agile, more flexible, and more responsive. But technologies are becoming integral to organizational processes before many people have fully considered the ramifications of their usage. As some leaders are learning, some applications, devices, and systems raise ethical dilemmas each time employees use them. Stories of organizations encountering new challenges related to privacy, algorithmic … [ Read more ]

Authors: Brenna Sniderman, Catherine Bannister, Natasha Buckley | Source: Deloitte Review | Subjects: Ethics, IT / Technology / E-Business, Organizational Behavior

Original article: Ethical tech © Equinox Enterprises (Jeff Blum)

Authors: David A. Hofmann, John J. Sumanth | Source: Harvard Business Review | Subjects: Management, Organizational Behavior, Personal Development, Success / Failure

Original article: David A. Hofmann, John J. Sumanth © Equinox Enterprises (Jeff Blum)