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AI and ML - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Choose Option B: Suspend the system until privacy is ensured
        
        Duty-based ethics requires prioritizing patient privacy as a moral obligation, regardless of outcomes. Suspending the system upholds the categorical imperative to respect individuals’ rights to data protection.
  - - - Option A: Expand the system to improve security, accepting some privacy trade-offs.
        Option B: Restrict the system to specific, transparent use cases with public consent.
        
        Choose Option B: Restrict the system with transparency
        
        Emphasizes character and societal trust. Restricting surveillance fosters transparency and respect, cultivating virtues like justice and fairness.
- - - - Option A: Share all data to enhance threat detection accuracy.
        Option B: Share minimal data to protect customer privacy.
        
        Choose Option B: Share minimal data.
        
        Maximizing overall societal benefit requires balancing security with privacy. Sharing minimal data reduces privacy risks while maintaining reasonable security, benefiting the greatest number.
  - - - Option A: Fully automate to cut costs and improve efficiency.
        Option B: Retain human analysts for oversight, using AI as a support tool.
        
        Choose Option B: Retain human oversight.
        
        Care Ethics: Prioritizes relationships and human welfare. Retaining human analysts supports employee livelihoods and ensures human judgment in critical decisions, fostering care for stakeholders.
- - - - Option A: Deploy the system as-is, addressing attacks reactively.
        Option B: Delay deployment until adversarial defenses are implemented.
        
        Choose Option B: Delay deployment.
        
        Social contract theory implies an agreement to protect stakeholders’ interests. Delaying deployment ensures customer trust and financial security, fulfilling implicit contractual obligations.
  - - - Option A: Use the model, monitoring for errors.
        Option B: Retrain the model with verified data, delaying deployment.
        
        Choose Option B: Retrain the model.
        
        Emphasizes autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence, and justice. Retraining ensures beneficence (reliable protection) and non-maleficence (avoiding harm from skewed outputs).
- - - - Option A: Use the tool to streamline hiring, addressing biases later.
        Option B: Pause the tool until biases are mitigated through diverse data.
        
        Choose Option B: Pause the tool.
        
        The “veil of ignorance” requires fair systems unaware of individual traits. Pausing the tool ensures equitable hiring, aligning with justice as fairness.
  - - - Option A: Deploy the weapons to enhance defense capabilities.
        Option B: Ban autonomous weapons, requiring human oversight.
        
        Choose Option B: Ban autonomous weapons.
        
        Focuses on outcomes. Banning autonomous weapons prevents catastrophic misuse and loss of human control, prioritizing global safety.