At the end of September, Germany’s leading global software engineering company SAP announced a set artificial intelligence (AI) guiding principles based on the dual principles of transparency and security. The aim is to guarantee that AI enables non-discriminatory product creation and production which is always under human control. Alongside these principles, SAP has also established an internal AI ethics committee as well as an external AI ethics advisory panel, and both bodies are tasked with considering various aspects of AI and managing the distribution and implementation of the AI code of conduct across the company’s 22,000 staff.
Responding to a widespread call for a code of ethics. Already just on the cusp of the new world of AI, there are currently enough software applications and algorithms in operation today to create controversy and debate over the use and control of machines and programs, which are increasingly being used to assist and replace humans as they carry out the daily routines. Ethical and practical questions surrounding the use of AI are manifold and dominate public debate. During the most recent German
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