AI Ethics Code
The use of Artificial intelligence (AI) is spreading at a rapid pace covering more and more areas of human life. This sweeping proliferation of AI technologies raises concerns in society: how safe is AI for humans, in what areas is it acceptable to use AI, who will be responsible for the actions of AI?
What is the AI Ethics Code?
This is a uniform system of guiding principles and rules designed to create an environment of trusted development of AI technologies.
- The document has a nonbinding nature
- Adherence to the Code is voluntary
- The Code applies only to civil developments
Past Events
Most significant and interesting news in the field of AI ethics
Signatories to the AI Ethics Code
Here you can find the list of organizations which have already joined the Code and expressed their commitment to the principles of the AI ethics
Commission for AI Ethics Code
Submit a request
If you have questions about the ethical use of artificial intelligence or have encountered an example of its unethical use, you can submit a request to the Commission. Your message will be reviewed and you will receive a response. The most important and frequently asked questions, along with their answers, are published in a special section of the website.
Commission's FAQ
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International Expert Council on AI Ethics 🌐
The International Expert Council on AI Ethics brings together signatories of the AI Ethics Code and leading specialists in the field of AI ethics. It serves as a global platform for knowledge exchange, discussion of emerging challenges, and the joint development of approaches to the responsible use of artificial intelligence. One of the Council’s key priorities is the preparation of an international document that reflects cultural specificities in the implementation of ethical AI and illustrates how universal ethical principles are interpreted and applied across different countries and cultural contexts.
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- Usman Abubakar Aliyu (Chief Executive Officer, Soft Azure Ltd);
- Nasirudeen Yakubu (Managing Partner, 3logy Limited, Technical Adviser, 10th Senate Committee on Communications, Member, National Skills Council);
- Sergey Kladko (Head of the Laboratory for Applied Digital Ethics, Autonomous Non-Profit Higher Education Institution “Neimark University”);
- Andrey Neznamov (Managing Director, Sberbank);
- Sofya Fokina (Head of Programme, Sberbank);
- Kalonde Lasford (Chief Executive Officer, Laska Technologies Limited);
- Alexandre Guerreiro (PhD International and European Legal Sciences, Associate Member ICJP – University of Lisbon School of Law);
- Ndour Assane (Chief Executive Officer, Agence de Solution Informatique (ASI Technologies);
- Mboni Abel Lubega (Chief Executive Officer, Stack Online Trade Show Ltd);
- Edison Kagona (Partnership Lead, Cavendish University Uganda (CUU));
- Asiimwe Allan (Kampala International University);
- Arthur Latim (CEO, Kawil Group Holding Limited);
- John Aggrey (Chief Executive Officer, Ghana-Russia Center for Commerce and Relations);
- Berthe Ousmane (General Director, Datatech SARL);
- Dr. Salim AlShualili (Director of the Artificial Intelligence and Advanced Technology Projects Unit, Global Ambassador – Global Council for Responsible AI (GCRAI), Professional Member – International Federation of Global & Green ICT (IFGICT), PhD in Technology Adoption and Dig);
- Dr. Suresh Manic KESAVAN (Associate Professor & Head of AI Research Centre, National University of Oman);
- Mary Yvonne Ododah (Chief Executive Officer, Nuru Trust Network);
- Kevin Waigwa (Technology Officer, Nuru Trust Network);
- Jason Tan (CEO, Engage AI);
- Viviana Polisena (Member, professor-researcher, Catholic University of Argentina / GAIEC / IAEAI / CAIDP / IGOAI);
- Ruslan Safin (Chief Executive Officer, v-office);
- Maryati (Chief Executive Officer, Startup Campus);
- Eric Armel Ndoumba (Coordinator, Centre Africain de Recherche sur l’Intelligence Artificielle (CARIA));
- Gentil Shandrack Alexis (Chief Executive Officer, Centre de Nouvelle Technologie pour le Développement (CNTD));
- Fadwa AlBawardi (Chief Executive Officer, FSAB Consulting);
- Issaka Maman Lourwana (President, Digital Niger);
- Mawazo Mataje (Program Technical Advisor, Digital Agenda for Tanzania Initiative (DA4TI));
- Lukas Mmbando (Executive Director, Climate Resilience and Development Initiative);
- Jubayer Hossain (Chief Executive Officer, WEBKIH);
- Antonilo D.C. Mauricio (Chairman & Founder, InnovationPH);
- Mark Kristian Gulle (Chairman & Founder, InnovationPH);
- Grace Fernandez (President and Chief Operating Officer, FEdCenter);
- Ramon Duayan (Administrator, Fin.Ed);
- Savina Cerb (Executive Director, JCFAP);
- Nabil Belkass (President, WYF National Committee of Morocco);
- El Mehdi Yous (Deputy Head of Moroccan National Project Office for the World Youth Festival, SHUM Center Ambassador, Documentary Filmmaker);
- Prof. Ashraf Darwish (Dean, Faculty of Computers and AI, Obour University of Science and Technology (OUST));
- Dr. Sheeba Sultan Hasnain (Chairwoman & CIO of SENTIENTE UAE (AI Industry Research & Development & Publications);
Working groups
Working groups are created by a common decision of the Сommission members and / or a decision of the authorized officers for AI Ethics to implement certain provisions and aims of the Code.
Working groups can be formed from representatives of business, science, public authorities and other interested parties (observers).
Documents
The AI Ethics Code developed by the AI Alliance serves as a guide for AI development in the country and provides trust to AI from users, society and government
Working Group on Establishing a Set of Best Practices for Addressing Emerging Ethical Issues in the AI Lifecycle
Join
The Code Signatories are able to:
- articulate the ethical problem of the use of AI and find solutions to it
- be involved in implementing the Code, developing recommendations and summarizing best practices
- join the country's largest institute for self-regulation in the field of AI on equal terms with the leading Russian companies, research and educational institutions and government agencies
Please fill in all the fields and you will be able to sign the completed application with an electronic digital signature.
- the Government
- Scientists
- Developers and Business
- Users
- To provide guidance for making ethical decisions about the development and use of AI
- To reduce the risks of unethical uses of AI that would violate human rights or interests
- To create a tool for interaction between the Government, developers, scientific organizations and the society in the field of AI ethics in the format of self-regulation