An Ethical framework for the development and use of AI and robotics technologies

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An Ethical framework for the development and use of AI and robotics technologies

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What is this about?

The SIENNA D4.7 report sets out a comprehensive ethical framework for AI and robotics to guide developers, users, regulators, and educators in creating and applying these technologies responsibly. It proposes methods for embedding ethical considerations directly into design and development processes often called Ethics by Design across major methodologies such as CRISP-DM, Agile, and V-Model. The framework includes guidelines for ethical deployment, standards and certification practices, governmental policies, and education and training programs to ensure ethical awareness is woven into each phase of innovation. By addressing both technical and societal dimensions, the report aims to help organizations and policymakers anticipate and mitigate ethical risks associated with AI and robotics, fostering technologies that respect human rights and societal values.

Why is this important?

This ethical framework matters because AI and robotics are increasingly integrated into critical decisions in society yet they pose complex ethical challenges related to fairness, accountability, transparency, and human dignity. By offering practical, structured approaches to embed ethics into design and governance, the report helps avoid harm before it occurs, encourages responsible innovation, and supports the adoption of technologies in ways that align with societal values. It is also valuable for standardization and policy harmonization at national and EU levels, contributing to coherent regulation and governance systems. In addition, it strengthens education and training for practitioners and stakeholders, equipping them with the tools to recognize and address ethical dilemmas throughout the lifecycle of AI and robotics systems.

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