Knowledge@Wharton July 17, 2019
Mala Anand

Mala Anand, author of this opinion piece, is president of intelligent enterprise solutions and industries at SAP.

The rising concern about how AI systems can embody ethical judgments and moral values are prompting the right questions. Too often, however, the answer seems to be to blame the technology or the technologists.

Delegating responsibility is not the answer.

The ethical concerns AI raises vary from industry to industry. The dilemmas associated with self-driving cars, for instance, are nothing like the question of bias in facial recognition...

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