Why Companies Can't Regulate Their Own AI
As Google's recent rollback of AI ethical principles demonstrates, we can't expect companies to consistently choose ethics over growth—but we can make ethical behavior the profitable choice.
Andy is a communication and technology strategist. He current works as a Principal Strategist at Method.
As Google's recent rollback of AI ethical principles demonstrates, we can't expect companies to consistently choose ethics over growth—but we can make ethical behavior the profitable choice.
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