Privacy, Ethics, and Analytics

Paul M. Schwartz

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Ethics and Social Impacts of AI Privacy-Preserving Technologies in Data Privacy, Security, and Data Protection

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When using the analytics process, companies should consider the risks it poses to individuals' information privacy as well as develop responsible measures to accompany its use. This set of ethical standards calls on companies to adopt accountable approaches that reflect the specific risks in a given use of the analytics process.

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