AI ethics on the road to responsible AI plant science and societal welfare

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TextoSeries Trends in Plant Science. 29(2), 104-107, 2024, DOI: 10.1016/j.tplants.2023.12.016Trabajos contenidos:

Harfouche A.L
Petousi V
Jung W

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Resumen: The swiftness of artificial intelligence (AI) progress in plant science begets relevant ethical questions with significant scientific and societal implications. Embracing a principled approach to regulation, ethics review and monitoring, and human-centric interpretable informed AI (HIAI), we can begin to navigate our voyage towards ethical and socially responsible AI. © 2023 Elsevier Ltd

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The swiftness of artificial intelligence (AI) progress in plant science begets relevant ethical questions with significant scientific and societal implications. Embracing a principled approach to regulation, ethics review and monitoring, and human-centric interpretable informed AI (HIAI), we can begin to navigate our voyage towards ethical and socially responsible AI. © 2023 Elsevier Ltd

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