Rich, thanks for bringing this information to light. However, calling responsible AI a "myth" is an exaggeration. The fact that 1/3 of the respondents who say ethics is important balances the 1/3 who fall on the side of innovation. (And it doesn't mean that group doesn't prioritize ethics; just that their focus on innovation outweighs it.) Plus, the middle 1/3 that holds innovation and ethics in tandem gives me hope that balance can lean in a positive direction.
Sure, I'm biased. I admit that. It's why I preach responsible AI use in my weekly newsletter. The survey results put even more fire in my belly to continue. Again, thanks for shedding light on this issue.
Rich, thanks for bringing this information to light. However, calling responsible AI a "myth" is an exaggeration. The fact that 1/3 of the respondents who say ethics is important balances the 1/3 who fall on the side of innovation. (And it doesn't mean that group doesn't prioritize ethics; just that their focus on innovation outweighs it.) Plus, the middle 1/3 that holds innovation and ethics in tandem gives me hope that balance can lean in a positive direction.
Sure, I'm biased. I admit that. It's why I preach responsible AI use in my weekly newsletter. The survey results put even more fire in my belly to continue. Again, thanks for shedding light on this issue.