Computer & Information Ethics: Artificial Intelligence

An open-source journal published by Frontiers. that includes many articles exploring different aspects of ethics in artificial intelligence and machine learning.

A journal looking at the societal implications of the growing use of artificial intelligence in daily life, including health care, journalism, business, etc.

Google's current publication outlining their approach to ethical AI.

Developed as part of a 2017 international conference, these guidelines seek to help future AI systems to provide opportunities and empower people in the decades and centuries to come.

Developed by IEEE and over 700 experts in the field, these recommendations seek to help practitioners develop ethical AI systems that benefit humanity.

An example of a company's code of ethics for its use of artificial intelligence.

The Toronto Declaration is a landmark statement on protecting human rights in the age of artificial intelligence. Led by Amnesty International and Access Now, the Declaration has been widely endorsed by the global human rights community.

This research institute releases important reports and other resources examining the social implications of artificial intelligence.

This research group puts out a number of excellent reports, workshops, and podcasts exploring the social implications of data-centric technologies and automation.

A collection of case studies for use in a classroom setting looking at various aspects of artificial intelligence in healthcare, education, criminal justice, and business.

An interactive website that allows users to decide how their autonomous vehicle chooses to rank the importance of pedestrians to avoid.

A set of case studies for technologists and policymakers developed by the University of Washington Tech Policy Lab