Report on the Conference on Ethical and Responsible Design in the National AI Institutes: A Summary of Challenges

• URL: http://arxiv.org/abs/2407.13926v2
• Date: Tue, 12 Nov 2024 19:41:21 GMT
• Title: Report on the Conference on Ethical and Responsible Design in the National AI Institutes: A Summary of Challenges
• Authors: Sherri Lynn Conklin, Sue Bae, Gaurav Sett, Michael Hoffmann, Justin B. Biddle,
• Abstract summary: In May 2023, the Georgia Tech Ethics, Technology, and Human Interaction Center organized the Conference on Ethical and Responsible Design in the National AI Institutes. The conference focused on three questions: What are the main challenges that the National AI Institutes are facing with regard to the responsible design of AI systems? This document summarizes the challenges that representatives from the Institutes in attendance highlighted.
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• Abstract: In May 2023, the Georgia Tech Ethics, Technology, and Human Interaction Center organized the Conference on Ethical and Responsible Design in the National AI Institutes. Representatives from the National AI Research Institutes that had been established as of January 2023 were invited to attend; researchers representing 14 Institutes attended and participated. The conference focused on three questions: What are the main challenges that the National AI Institutes are facing with regard to the responsible design of AI systems? What are promising lines of inquiry to address these challenges? What are possible points of collaboration? Over the course of the conference, a revised version of the first question became a focal point: What are the challenges that the Institutes face in identifying ethical and responsible design practices and in implementing them in the AI development process? This document summarizes the challenges that representatives from the Institutes in attendance highlighted.

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