How do beneficence and non-maleficence apply to AI ethics?
Answer / Manas Yadav
Beneficence in AI ethics refers to developing AI systems that maximize benefits for human beings, while minimizing harm. Non-maleficence implies avoiding causing unnecessary harm or doing no harm whenever possible. These principles guide the development of AI systems to ensure they are beneficial and ethical.
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