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Worldwide Principles for Artificial Intelligence as a Chance

31.12.2023
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Karl Malik
ADDRESSING CRITICAL DIMENSIONS RELATING to
intellectual property, transparency, accountability, quality
and integrity, fairness, safety, design, and sustainable
development, the Global Principles on AI mark an
unprecedented collaboration that safeguards the interests
of content creators, publishers, and consumers alike.
The Global Principles for Artificial Intelligence provide
guidance for the development, deployment, and regulation
of AI systems and applications to ensure business
opportunities and innovation can thrive within an ethical
and accountable framework. The Global Principles for AI
aim to ensure publishers’ continued ability to create and
disseminate quality content while facilitating innovation
and the responsible development of trustworthy AI
systems.
In the Principles, the organizations call for the
responsible development and deployment of AI systems
and applications, stating that these new tools must only
be developed under established principles and laws that protect publishers’
intellectual property, brands, consumer relationships, and investments. The
Principles state explicitly that AI systems’ “indiscriminate misappropriation
of our intellectual property is unethical, harmful, and an infringement of our
protected rights.” Among other things, the Worldwide AI Principles stipulate that
developers, operators, and deployers of AI systems should: Respect intellectual
property rights protecting the organiszations’ investments in original content.
Leverage efficient licensing models that can facilitate innovation through
training of trustworthy and high-quality AI systems.
Provide granular transparency to allow publishers to enforce their rights where
their content is included in training datasets.
Clearly attribute content to the original publishers of the content.
Recognise publishers’ invaluable role in generating high-quality content for
training, and also for surfacing and synthesizing.
Comply with competition laws and principles and ensure that AI models are
not used for anti-competitive purposes.
Promote trusted and reliable sources of information and ensure that AIgenerated
content is accurate, correct and complete.
Not misrepresent original works.
Respect the privacy of users that interact with them and fully disclose the use
of their personal data in AI system design, training, and use.
Align with human values and operate under global laws.
Merry Christmas, Happy New Year and thank you so much for reading our
magazine in Print or Online, whereever you are.
Prof. Ing. Karl Malik
Karl.Malik@premedianewsletter.de

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