Fast Company Executive Board member Deepti Kunupudi shares best practices for fairness, transparency, accountability, and privacy in AI.

A new study has found that women are using generative AI far less than men because they are more concerned about its ...

Overview:  When learning systems rely on historical data, they often reproduce past biases, shaping student outcomes in ways that seem neutral but are unfa ...

Chagal-Feferkorn’s work examines the gray areas of liability when autonomous systems are involved in causing damage, the ...

An expert Q&A on the legal, ethical, and practical considerations and emerging issues regarding judicial use of AI, including ...

AI is transforming law practice, but ethical use is essential. Lawyers must ensure transparency, accountability, and follow ...

While the study documents persistent gender differences in AI use, it also provides evidence that these patterns are not ...

Across industries and disciplines, across corporations, government agencies, and nonprofits, and across various roles within various organizations, many of us are being encouraged to use generative AI ...

No one expects a keyboard, a hammer or a scalpel to have built-in ethical standards that guide its work. Only the users of such tools can chart those paths. But artificial intelligence (AI) — the term ...

GenAI is rapidly changing the way litigators practice. In addition to complying with court and judges’ rules, litigators must also ensure compliance with a jurisdiction’s ethical rules when using ...

As health insurers increasingly turn to AI, researchers explore the promise of efficiency—and the risk of amplifying existing ...

More than ever, building and maintaining trust, the bedrock of every business, succeeds or fails based on how data is handled.