Aperçus dun ancien employé de Google dans la mise en œuvre de lIA éthique en retard
Toju Duke, previously the program manager for responsible artificial intelligence (AI) at Google, has raised concerns about the delayed implementation of ethical AI practices within companies. Despite rapid advancements in AI technology, Duke argues that many businesses are trailing behind the research community when it comes to understanding and applying responsible AI practices. In her role at Google, Duke was responsible for overseeing the responsible development of AI across the companys product and research teams. The emergence of AI technology has raised alarm among experts who warn of its potential to cause harm or even pose existential risks to humanity. Calls for ethical AI regulation Duke is among a group of experts in the field of ethical AI who have been advocating for stricter regulations for years. In 2023, both the United States and the European Union took steps to establish stronger governance concerning the treatment of AI technology. The EU, in particular, passed a draft law known as the AI Act in June 2023, aiming to control the use of potentially harmful AI tools, including facial recognition software. Prominent tech giants, including Amazon, Google, Meta (formerly Facebook), and Microsoft, have accepted a non-binding agreement presented by the White House, outlining principles for the









