Late last year, the European Union introduced the Artificial Intelligence Liability Directive (AILD) to “improve the functioning of the internal market by laying down uniform rules for certain aspects of non-contractual civil liability for damage caused with the involvement of AI systems.” In other words, protecting society from bad AI.

Bad AI is AI that isn’t trustworthy—AI that is based on biased or incomplete data that then, in turn, could perpetuate harmful outcomes. And with AI expecting a compound annual growth rate of 20% by 2030—to reach nearly US $1.4 trillion—the technology, media and telecommunications (TMT) industry has a critical responsibility to not only develop the most trustworthy AI but also model the most trustworthy AI behavior to their business customers and society at large. Click here to read full article