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Ethics of Artificial Intelligence in Research

Ethics in using Artificial Intelligence in research includes transparency, respect for privacy, and fairness. Researchers should evaluate the consequences of its benefits as well as potential harm. Inclusivity, security, and continuous evaluation are essential in research involving AI. Ethical committees should lay an eye on critical and sensitive research. Collaborating AI with subject experts should ensure societal sustainable goals. Ethical AI knows to say NO to WRONG.
A computer monitor showing, on the left, the rules to the photo contest and, on the right, a note about how AI can't help in everything.
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Who We Are

The Office of Research oversees a $186 million research enterprise across seven colleges, our regional campus at Ridgetown, 15 research centres, and the University of Guelph/Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs Agreement. We are committed to supporting the research programs of University of Guelph faculty across all disciplines.

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