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AI ETHICS LAB

AI Ethics Lab aims to detect and address ethics risks and opportunities in building and using AI systems to enhance technology development.

A pioneer in the field, AI Ethics Lab became active in 2017 and developed its PiE (puzzle-solving in ethics) Model, a unique approach in the industry to integrate ethics solutions into the innovation process.

What makes the Lab different? We put ethics into action in all stages of the innovation process. We don’t spend our time with debates, rules, codes, and approvals—we build ethics tools, design ethics solutions, and create ethics opportunities.

The Lab has 2 areas of focus: CONSULTING and RESEARCH.

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Consulting

In consulting, the Lab utilizes the PiE MODEL to fully integrate ethics into the development and deployment of AI technologies. The model’s components are customized to meet the needs of the organization. We help organizations create ethical technologies through

  • AI ETHICS ROADMAP to assess the organization and design an action-plan for its ethical needs and readiness;
  • AI ETHICS ANALYSIS to detect the ethical puzzles of a product or a project and find solutions for them;
  • AI ETHICS STRATEGY to define operating procedures and to set a governance structure for recurrent complex ethical issues by creating organizational guidelines, processes, and structures; and
  • AI ETHICS TRAINING to equip creators, deployers, and managers of technology with tools and skills to become “first-responders” to navigate ethical issues.

Get in touch with us to strengthen your organization by reducing ethics risks and increasing ethics value!

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Research

In research, the Lab functions as an independent center where multidisciplinary teams of philosophers, computer scientists, legal scholars, and other experts focus on analyzing ethical issues related to AI systems. Our teams work on various projects ranging from research ethics in AI to global guidelines in AI ethics.

  • Join our mailing list to be informed of our projects and contact us to discuss your research with us.

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