A top bishop in the Church of England issued his “Ten Commandments of artificial intelligence,” during a major policy debate in London last week, based on the importance of trust and ethics in the evolving technology.
The Rt. Rev. Steven Croft, the Lord Bishop of Oxford who is a member of the House of Lords Select Committee on artificial intelligence, spoke last week at the Westminster eForum Keynote Seminar, artificial intelligence and Robotics: Innovation, Funding and Policy Priorities.
Croft came up with a 10-point plan following a debate on trust, ethics, and cybersecurity, the Internet of Business website reported, which he presented before government, academics and business representatives from around the world.
The so-called “10 Commandments of AI” begin with the call for AI to be “designed for all, and benefit humanity.”
“AI should operate on principles of transparency and fairness, and be well signposted,” the list continues.
“AI should not be used to transgress the data rights and privacy of individuals, families, or communities.”
Next, it calls for the application of AI to be aimed at reducing “inequality of wealth, health, and opportunity.”
“AI should not be used for criminal intent, nor to subvert the values of our…
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