Everyone wants responsible AI, but few people are doing anything about it

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While almost nine in 10 business leaders agree it's important to have clear guidelines on artifical intelligence (AI) ethics and corporate responsibility, barely a handful admit they have such guidelines, a recent survey shows. 

Such findings suggest there's confusion about what approaches need to be taken to govern AI adoption, and technology professionals need to step forward and take leadership for the safe and ethical development of their data-led initiatives. 

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