AI Ethics and Governance

Artificial intelligence is often described as the most powerful technology of our time. It can analyse data at extraordinary speed, generate creative content in seconds, and automate processes that once required hours of human effort. Yet, like any tool, it is far from perfect. The glossy headlines about breakthroughs and the promises of efficiency often overshadow a more sobering reality: when artificial intelligence goes wrong, it can do so in ways that are frustrating, costly, and even dangerous.

Every household is unique. The walls may be the same brick and mortar, but what happens inside reflects individual habits, cultures, and choices. Increasingly, one of the biggest differences between homes is the technology running quietly in the background.

In today’s tech-driven world, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming more prevalent in our daily lives. From personalised recommendations on streaming platforms to customer service chatbots, AI is reshaping industries and how we interact with technology. However, with great power comes great responsibility, and AI brings with it a set of ethical considerations that can affect individuals and businesses alike. This blog will delve into three critical ethical issues in AI: bias, privacy, and transparency, and why they matter for both everyday users and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).