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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND COVID -19: APPLICATIONS AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND COVID -19: APPLICATIONS AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT Page left blank intentionally ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND COVID -19: APPLICATIONS AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT 1 This report was produced as a part of the ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE : Applications/Implications (AI) Initiative ( ) of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). AAAS is the world s largest multidisciplinary scientific membership organization. The goal of the AAAS (AI) Initiative is to contribute to the responsible development and application of ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE (AI) such that AI alleviates rather than exacerbates social inequalities. Report prepared by: Ilana Harrus, Senior Program Associate (AAAS) Jessica Wyndham, Program Director (AAAS) Acknowledgments: We gratefully acknowledge members of the (AI)2 Initiative Advisory Group and of the AAAS Committee on Scientific Freedom and Responsibility who provided input and guidance.
expressed differently, four guiding principles form the basis of the ethics frameworks: autonomy (informed consent), beneficence, nonmaleficence, and justice (fairness). Related principles such as privacy and confidentiality are prominent in both the ethics and human rights frameworks.
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