### **Introduction**



As we approach an era where **[artificial intelligence governed by ethical AI principles will direct international commerce](https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2016/09/what-artificial-intelligence-will-look-like-in-2030/)**, the intertwining of human and artificial intelligence is imminent. We stand at a pivotal juncture of immense potential and peril. This document aspires to guide us toward harnessing AI's promise, while ensuring it remains bound within ethical parameters.




### **The Promise of Ethical AI**



#### 1. **AI in International Commerce**: 
Embracing a future where **[AI governs international commerce](https://news.harvard.edu/gazette/story/2016/09/what-artificial-intelligence-will-look-like-in-2030/)** can drive sustainable and equitable growth, ensuring ethical practices remain at the forefront of global business.

#### 2. **AI in Law and Medicine**: 
Ethical AI can redefine law and medicine, offering unbiased and comprehensive assistance, ensuring fairness and quality.

#### 3. **AI in Education**: 
Ethical AI has the potential to reshape classrooms, offering personalized learning experiences that can unlock the full potential of every student.

#### 4. **AI in Food Supply**: 
With the integration of AI in **[the production and distribution of our food supply](https://cmr.berkeley.edu/2020/03/ai-agriculture/)**, it becomes a vital tool to ensure global food security and sustainability.

#### 5. **AI in Global Challenges**: 
From **[preventing future pandemics](https://www.dw.com/en/covid-artificial-intelligence-in-the-pandemic/a-58171146)** to devising strategies to **[control climate change](https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2021/08/how-ai-can-fight-climate-change/)**, ethical AI stands as our ally in addressing global crises.



### **The Risks of Unregulated AI**

1. **Exacerbating Inequalities**: Absence of ethical guidelines may lead AI to magnify societal inequalities, favoring only a select few.

2. **Promoting Extremism**: The perils of AI, if unchecked, can amplify extremist ideologies and spread misinformation.

3. **Threat to Privacy**: Without ethical boundaries, AI could jeopardize individual and societal privacy.



### **Paving the Way Forward**

1. **Regulation with Innovation**: As we consider **[ways to do better with AI](https://www.defined.ai/blog/ai-regulation-is-on-the-horizon-part-1/)**, it's imperative to balance innovation with proactive regulation to protect societal interests.

2. **Collaborative Frameworks**: A collaborative approach, involving governments, tech giants, academia, and civil society, is essential to define and implement universal ethical AI standards.

3. **Public Awareness and Education**: Informing and educating the masses about AI's potential and pitfalls will ensure a well-prepared society.

4. **Ethical AI Development**: Prioritizing the research and development of inherently ethical AI tools and practices will set the foundation for a harmonious future.




### **Conclusion**

Embarking on a journey toward universally ethical AI is both challenging and vital. As AI becomes more integrated into our daily lives, understanding its implications, as highlighted in **[MIT's Technology Review](https://www.technologyreview.com/topic/artificial-intelligence/)**, becomes critical. Moreover, collaborative efforts, such as those proposed by the **[Partnership on AI](https://www.partnershiponai.org)**, emphasize the importance of uniting organizations to address AI's global challenges. Let this manifesto serve as both a call to action and a guiding star, ensuring AI benefits all of humanity now and for generations to follow.

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A manifesto about our transition from a software world to an Ethical AI one, and the important considerations to keep in mind along the way

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