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Introduction, other harms that injurepeople and damage business reputation. To succeed in today’s economy, companies needto implement AI in a responsible and ethical way. The question is: How to do this? Thisbook points the way. The authors interviewed and surveyed AI ethics managers at leadingcompanies. They as

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Risks: From Privacy and Manipulation to Bias and Displacement,managers and their advisors think about advanced analytics and AI. Both survey respondents and interview participants highlighted a broad range of concerns raised by their use of advanced analytics ranging from invasion of privacy and manipulation to bias against protected classes and concerns about