Increasingly, machines and Artificial Intelligence (AI) are assisting humans in decision-making, particularly in governance. Several countries are introducing AI regulations. Government agencies and policymakers are leveraging AI-powered tools to analyse complex patterns, forecast future scenarios, and provide more informed recommendations.
However, the adoption of AI in decision-making is not without its potential pitfalls. The biases inherent in AI, often a reflection of the biases in the data they are trained on or the perspectives of their developers, can lead to skewed or unjust outcomes and represent a significant challenge in the integration of AI into governance. Biases in AI warrant a whole other article. This article is about ethics in AI. Can AI be ethical and moral?
