Future of AI Ethics: 15 Predictions for 2019
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4 min readDec 22, 2018
Women in AI Ethics share their predictions for the future
Ethical and Responsible AI was a popular topic and the hot new trend in 2018. As we get ready to wind down this year, let’s see what Women in AI Ethics predict for the future.
#1. Future of AI Ethics will include concrete regulatory action and international collaboration
#2. Ease of adoption, best practices and resources will drive the future of AI ethics
#3. We will see increasing polarization in AI
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#4. Cross-functional teams will drive improvements in eliminating AI bias
#5. The future of AI Ethics is less talk, more action
#6. Tools and best practices will ensure transparency and fairness in AI systems
#7. Future of AI ethics is still in flux
#8. More companies will exploit the demand for ethical AI without addressing their own bias
#9. Researchers will play a bigger role in the ethical/responsible AI discussion
#10. Mistakes in AI will lead to learnings and better future outcomes
#11. Future of AI ethics will have more women’s voices
#12. Conversations will shift towards practical solutions and emergence of new AI ethics roles across organizations
#13. The future of AI Ethics is diverse and inclusive
#14. Increased adoption of AI by corporations will lead to more ethical concerns
#15. Consumer pressure and govt. regulations will play a bigger role in the adoption of ethical AI
Mia Dand is the CEO of Lighthouse3.com, a Strategic Research & Advisory firm based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Mia is an experienced marketing leader who helps F5000 companies innovate at scale with digital and emerging technologies. She has built and led new emerging technology programs for global brands including Google, Symantec, HP, eBay and others. Mia is a strong champion for diversity & inclusion in tech. You can reach her on Twitter @MiaD
