This article is just the very tip of what is a wider movement to design regulations for artificial intelligence (AI) systems. It reports on a workshop held at MIT as part of an OECD fact-finding project. But as this Metafilter article shows, OECD is hardly alone. Here are some related initiatives:
- Microsoft's approach to AI
- Google: Engaging policy stakeholders on issues in AI governance
- European Union: Draft Ethics Guidelines for Trustworthy AI
- Preparing for the Future of Artificial Intelligence (Obama administration)
- The Public Voice: AI Universal Guidelines
Mentioned in the comments as well is a paper called Fairness Through Awareness with a deliciously-titled appendix called "A catalog of evils". Another paper addresses the role of AI in helping humans become less biased (an idea whose time has surely come).
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