AI Ethics Code
The use of Artificial intelligence (AI) is spreading at a rapid pace covering more and more areas of human life. This sweeping proliferation of AI technologies raises concerns in society: how safe is AI for humans, in what areas is it acceptable to use AI, who will be responsible for the actions of AI?
What is the AI Ethics Code?
This is a uniform system of guiding principles and rules designed to create an environment of trusted development of AI technologies.
- The document has a nonbinding nature
- Adherence to the Code is voluntary
- The Code applies only to civil developments
Past Events
Most significant and interesting news in the field of AI ethics
New Organizations Joined the AI Ethics Code
Eleven Far Eastern organizations signed the Code during the Eastern Economic Forum
The Code Presented at the Machines Can See
The summit participants got acquainted with the main provisions of the Code
Commission on the Code of Ethics Established
The Commission will ensure the interaction of the Code participants
AI Ethics Discussed at the OpenTalks.AI
Experts of the AI Alliance held a session with the participants of the Code
Eight Organizations Joined the Code during the AI Journey
About 30 companies and organizations have joined the Code
Russian Leading Tech Companies Adopted the Code of Ethics
The document was signed at the International Forum “Ethics of Artificial Intelligence”
Signatories to the AI Ethics Code
Here you can find the list of organizations which have already joined the Code and expressed their commitment to the principles of the AI ethics
Commission for AI Ethics Code
Andrey Neznamov
Head of the "Normative Regulation" working group, AI Alliance Russia;
Managing Director of the AI Regulation Center, Sberbank
Anna Abramova
Director, MGIMO AI Centre
Sergey Izrailit
Vice-President for Development and Planning, Skolkovo Foundation
Alexander Krainov
Director for Development of Artificial Intelligence Technologies, Yandex
Alexander Malakhov
Head of Digital Development, Center for Strategic Research Foundation
Vladimir Nelyub
Doctor of Technical Sciences, Professor, Director for the AI Technologies Research and Education Center of Bauman University
Lena Suragina
Head of the Ecosystem Regulatory Support Group, MTS
Alexander Tormasov
Rector, Innopolis University
Yuri Lindre
Expert on International Regulation of Artificial Intelligence and End-to-End Technologies, Skoltech;
Executive Secretary of the Artificial Intelligence Committee, Commission of the Russian Federation for UNESCO
Daria Chirva
Head of ITMO University’s “Thinking” Educational Module
Working groups
Working groups are created by a common decision of the Сommission members and / or a decision of the authorized officers for AI Ethics to implement certain provisions and aims of the Code.
Working groups can be formed from representatives of business, science, public authorities and other interested parties (observers).
Join
The Code Signatories are able to:
- articulate the ethical problem of the use of AI and find solutions to it
- be involved in implementing the Code, developing recommendations and summarizing best practices
- join the country's largest institute for self-regulation in the field of AI on equal terms with the leading Russian companies, research and educational institutions and government agencies
- the Government
- Developers and Business
- Scientists
- Users
- To provide guidance for making ethical decisions about the development and use of AI
- To reduce the risks of unethical uses of AI that would violate human rights or interests
- To create a tool for interaction between the Government, developers, scientific organizations and the society in the field of AI ethics in the format of self-regulation