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The IEAI conducts inter-, multi-, and transdisciplinary research that promotes active collaboration between the technical, engineering and social sciences, while also actively courting interaction with a wide group of international stakeholders from academia, industry and civil society. This exhaustive approach enables the IEAI to truly and comprehensively address a growing group of ethical challenges arising at the interface of technology and human values. It also aids in the development of thoroughly operational ethical frameworks in the field of AI.

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Magyar Külügyi Intézet /Hungarian Institute of International Affairs

Johan Rochel

Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne

Md Kawsar Ahmed

Dokuz Eylül University

PJ Holtum

The University of Queensland, Australia

Mark Coeckelbergh

University of Vienna

Can Yavuz

Association for Progressive Communications (APC)

Olga Lucía Camacho Gutierrez

María José Calderón

Pontificia Universidad Católica del Ecuador

Gürkan Özturan

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Workshop on Data Ethics Commission Guidelines with Paul Nemitz

IEAI Research Brief, 2020

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Ethical Implications of the Use of AI to Manage the COVID-19 Outbreak

IEAI Research Brief, 2020

In the process of managing the COVID-19 pandemic, many artificial intelligence (AI) -based tools ... more In the process of managing the COVID-19 pandemic, many artificial intelligence (AI) -based tools have been used (or their potential has been discussed) in order to gather and analyze relevant data, develop treatments, make medical decisions, track infected populations and manage quarantines and information dissemination. In this Research Brief, we outline some of the current and potential uses for AI-based tools in managing pandemics and discuss the ethical implications of these efforts.

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Ethics and the Use of AI-based Tracing Tools to Manage the COVID-19 Pandemic

IEAI Research Brief, 2020

Multiple AI-powered technologies have been developed around the world with the hope of helping to... more Multiple AI-powered technologies have been developed around the world with the hope of helping to manage the COVID-19 pandemic. Traditional contact tracing methods used by healthcare workers have the potential to be complimented by AI-enabled tools. Governments around the world have moved quickly to develop approaches to digital contact or proximity tracing. The rapid development of this technology, the varying approaches to how it is employed, and its potential for widespread use, signify the urgent need to discuss not only the technological aspects of the applications, but also the ethical considerations. This brief outlines the approaches taken in some key countries, and the ethical considerations of these latest technological developments.