Marian Hukom/Rappler
The decisive question is whether human beings, in their pursuit of AI-powered efficiency, will remain humane
Human centricity is a key principle in AI ethics, emphasizing that technology should serve human development and well-being rather than merely functioning as data inputs.
AI systems must be designed with consideration for their impact on people, ensuring fairness, accountability, and transparency, while also involving stakeholder participation in the development process.
Responsible innovation in AI should enhance human capabilities and dignity, requiring organizations to conduct ethical impact assessments and be prepared to address any harms that arise from AI deployment.
