Increasingly, leaders make decisions based on the outputs of artificial intelligence systems, a strategy that allows them to find new solutions and improve process efficiency.

However, these advantages lead to ethical challenges. Automated decision-making systems can in fact produce discriminatory outcomes, violate individual privacy and undermine the free choices of individuals. New governance mechanisms are needed to help organisations design and implement AI-driven decision making in an ethical way, while allowing society to reap all the economic and social benefits of automation.

In this webinar, participants will have the opportunity to explore with Mariarosaria Taddeo, an expert in internationally recognized digital ethics, the implementation of ethics as a mechanism of governance that can allow organizations to always examine carefully the decisions suggested by the AI, without sacrificing the speed and performance that they ensure.

Specifically, the following points will be discussed:

• the conceptual, social, economic and institutional constraints associated with AI-driven decision making
• the processes for assessing the coherence of the decisions suggested by the IA
• criteria for designing and verifying the transparency of automated decisions.