Human, social and environmental wellbeing

This principle aims to clearly indicate from the outset that AI systems should be used for beneficial outcomes for individuals, society and the environment.

AI systems that help address areas of global concern should be encouraged, like the United Nation’s sustainable Development Goals.

AI systems designed for legitimate internal business purposes, like increasing efficiency, can have broader impacts on individual, social and environmental wellbeing.

Throughout their lifecycle, AI systems should respect human rights, diversity, and the autonomy of individuals.

This principle aims to ensure that AI systems are aligned with human values.

AI systems should enable an equitable and democratic society by respecting, protecting and promoting human rights, enabling diversity, respecting human freedom and the autonomy of individuals, and protecting the environment.

AI systems should enable an equitable and democratic society by respecting, protecting and promoting human rights, enabling diversity, respecting human freedom and the autonomy of individuals, and protecting the environment.

human rights risks need to be carefully considered, as AI systems can equally enable and hamper such fundamental rights.

It’s permissible to interfere with certain human rights where it’s reasonable, necessary and proportionate.