Discusses ethical considerations and regulation prospects for AI technologies, indicating necessary compliance with social norms.
This paper discusses the ethical aspects of introducing artificial intelligence technologies into various spheres of human activity and provides examples of ethical violations of generally accepted social norms in particular countries. It also introduces a formal definition of such a common ethical violation as discrimination. Provided that the negative consequences of the violations are minimized, the paper presents the prospects for the development and application of artificial intelligence technologies. Namely, it considers methods for reducing discrimination in artificial intelligence technologies for natural language processing and synthesis. Finally, the paper proposes possible regulation of artificial intelligence technologies to comply with ethical standards.
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