What I have learned from this week topic:
1. Technology is being grown and developed faster than the adaptation of regulation
• This put people at risk of security and privacy destruction
2. Ethical acceptability, sustainability, and societal desirability are three main concerning issues to develop responsible research and innovation.
3. “Better safe than sorry”
• If there is a chance of danger from the newly launched technology, we should not wait until there is scientific evidence of harm.
4. Concerning in artificial intelligence
• Biases in training data sets result in biases of derived algorithm
• Health disparities in both increasing and decreasing disparities
• Take people away from each other and replace with robots
• Trust in artificial intelligence application about security, privacy, and data processing to form the result.

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Thank you

This week, I learned about three important things.

1. Artificial intelligence is advancing quickly, especially in healthcare, but there are concerns about how it may violate people’s rights and privacy or create inequality and job insecurity.

2. Responsible Research and Innovation (RRI) is a method to make sure scientific research and new technology are developed in a way that is ethical, sustainable, and takes into account society’s needs and values. This approach encourages openness, transparency, and engaging with society in the research process.

3.Precautionary principle: “Better safe than sorry”
this principle means that if something could be harmful to people or the environment, it’s better to be careful and not take the risk, even if we don’t know for sure. This principle reminds us to be responsible and avoid doing things that could cause harm, especially when we don’t have enough information to be sure.

Thank you for sharing such comprehensive conclusion.
I sometimes feel an overlap between ethics and legal concerns.