Princeton Dialogues on AI and Ethics Case Studies
The Princeton Dialogues on AI and Ethics was launched in 2017. As of July, 2020, two final case studies have been released, and due to changes in personnel, the initiative has been put on hold indefinitely.
The development of artificial intelligence (AI) systems and their deployment in society gives rise to ethical dilemmas and hard questions. By situating ethical considerations in terms of real-world scenarios, case studies facilitate in-depth and multi-faceted explorations of complex philosophical questions about what is right, good and feasible. Case studies provide a useful jumping-off point for considering the various moral and practical trade-offs inherent in the study of practical ethics.
Case Study PDFs: The Princeton Dialogues on AI and Ethics has released eight long-format case studies exploring issues at the intersection of AI, ethics and society.
Methodology: The Princeton Dialogues on AI and Ethics case studies are unique in their adherence to five guiding principles: 1) empirical foundations, 2) broad accessibility, 3) interactiveness, 4) multiple viewpoints and 5) depth over brevity.