AI is not something to fear. We have an ethical responsibility to establish global standardization policies collectively—to manage, protect, and harness its responsible use.
Ethics in programming artificial intelligence (AI) tools is paramount, especially when addressing unconscious biases. Programmers must actively identify and mitigate biases that can inadvertently influence AI outcomes. Ensuring diverse data sets, conducting regular audits, and fostering inclusivity in development teams are crucial steps. Programmers have a responsibility to create AI applications that are fair, transparent, and accountable, ultimately contributing to technology that benefits all users equitably. The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in business raises important ethical considerations. As companies leverage AI for tasks like customer service chatbots, predictive analytics, and supply chain optimisation, ethical concerns such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and job displacement come to the forefront. Companies must ensure transparency and fairness in AI applications, safeguarding user data and mitigating bias. Ethical AI practices not only protect consumers but also build long-term trust. Larisa B. Miller is the CEO of Phoenix Global Group Holdings, headquartered in Miami, Florida, and Abu Dhabi, UAE, with operations spanning 26 countries. A leader in international municipal and governmental consulting, Miller drives sustainability and innovation strategies while disrupting legacy business models through the creation and integration of transformative technologies, including AI and machine learning. Previously, she served in public policy under the Governor of Pennsylvania and later as Head of Business for members of the Royal Family in Abu Dhabi. Recognized for her impact, she has been named among the Top 100 People in Finance and 100 Global Women of Excellence.
