"Testing the Ethics of Intelligent Systems"
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An introductory, conceptual presentation on testing the ethics of autonomous and intelligent systems, covering ethical pillars and general principles such as human rights, wellbeing, data protection, effectiveness, transparency, traceability, error recognition, and competence. It presents general recommendations and a conceptual framework for designing and testing ethical alignment in autonomous systems and briefly introduces the IEEE P7000 family of standards for addressing ethical concerns during system design.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Start
- 2:16Disclaimer
- 2:51Introduction
- 3:43Ethics
- 4:54Base Document
- 7:42Areas of Impact
- 8:29Implementation
- 9:32What and How to Test?
- 39:53New Positions?
- 40:30Standards, Localizations!
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