Autonomous Intelligent Systems (AIS)
Systems exhibiting intelligent behavior and operating with autonomy, making decisions without continuous human oversight.
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Autonomous Intelligent Systems (AIS) refers to systems that exhibit intelligent behavior, including learning and adaptation, and operate with a degree of autonomy, making decisions or taking actions without continuous human oversight. The ethical assessment within this program specifically targets the behaviors and impacts of such systems.
Autonomous Intelligent Systems (AIS) encompass artificial intelligence applications that involve symbolic and sub-symbolic technologies and their hybridization. These systems underpin various information services that have a direct and significant impact on human lives, making their ethical development and bias mitigation crucial.
Autonomous Intelligent Systems (AIS) encompass a broad range of AI applications, including symbolic and sub-symbolic technologies and their hybridization. The standard specifically targets AIS because of their increasing influence on human lives across socioeconomic, political, and cultural spectra, and the direct and significant impact their decisions can have.