Affiliation:
1. Amity University, India
Abstract
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applications have become an intricate part of our lives and its proliferation is a testament to its incredible potential. Although the notion of technology ethics is not a novel concept, the transformative nature of AI, as one of the most significant disruptors of our times, necessitates the establishment of a comprehensive framework for ethical AI practices. The potential of AI in furthering environmental sustainability is tremendous with its analytical and predictive capabilities. This chapter examines various ethical implications of AI and navigates through different frameworks, guidelines, and laws applied across countries to deal with them and the interconnectedness of AI with various SDGs. The chapter analyzes the essential components of an ethical regulatory framework on AI by bringing in various perspectives and initiatives and the challenges and benefits that can be reaped in the economic, environmental, and social domains through AI integration.
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