What is responsible AI?
Responsible artificial intelligence (RAI) is the design, development, deployment and use of AI systems that prioritize ethical considerations while embedding governance and oversight. Done well, RAI is not just about compliance, it can be a catalyst for exponential growth. Organizations that embed RAI principles from the outset can scale AI with confidence, accelerate innovation and stand out in the market, while maintaining transparency and fairness.
What’s the difference between ethical AI and responsible AI?
Ethical AI and responsible AI are closely related but distinct concepts. Ethical AI focuses primarily on the moral implications of AI technologies, guiding what is right or wrong. Responsible AI goes further, offering a comprehensive framework that incorporates governance, oversight and risk mitigation. By ensuring AI systems are transparent, fair and accountable, responsible AI not only supports ethical use but also helps organizations unlock sustainable competitive advantage.
What are the nine principles of responsible AI?
These responsible AI principles serve as a foundational framework for organizations developing and deploying AI. At the EY organization, our commitment goes beyond helping clients integrate these principles into their AI-enabled strategies; the principles also guide our own use of AI, reflecting our dedication to fostering trust and integrity in AI.