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AI Ethics

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AI Ethics

AI ethics: fairness, privacy, accountability, transparency, safety. Who is blamed if a model denies a loan wrongly? Consent for training data. Don’t scrape private chats. A “code of ethics” is a checklist teams actually follow — not a poster.

Fresher example: a hiring model trained on past male-heavy hires. Accuracy can look high and still be unfair. Say fairness ≠ accuracy.

AI Ethics — output — harm / data / mitigation. Accuracy ≠ fairness.

Exam tip

One bias story + who is accountable.

Example

# AI Ethics
print("harm       : who gets a worse outcome?")
print("data issue : bias or missing consent")
print("mitigation : audit / human review / better data")

AI Ethics — output: harm / data / mitigation. Accuracy ≠ fairness.

Short notes

  • DefFairness, privacy, accountability.
  • RuleAccuracy ≠ fairness.

Questions

1

Explain AI Ethics as if you are teaching a junior — definition, then one example.

2

What does the example print, and what does that prove?

3

What mistake do freshers make with AI Ethics?

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