(b) Autonomy
This translates into human responsibility and thus control over and knowledge about ‘autonomous’ systems as they must not impair freedom of human beings to set their own standards and norms and be able to live according to them.
(c) Responsibility
(c) responsibility
(c) Responsibility
The principle of responsibility must be fundamental to AI research and application.
(c) Responsibility
Research, design and development of AI, robotics and ‘autonomous’ systems should be guided by an authentic concern for research ethics, social accountability of developers, and global academic cooperation to protect fundamental rights and values and aim at designing technologies that support these, and not detract from them.
(f) Rule of law and accountability
(f) Rule of law and accountability
(i) Sustainability
AI technology must be in line with the human responsibility to ensure the basic preconditions for life on our planet, continued prospering for mankind and preservation of a good environment for future generations.