Abstract
As autonomous AI systems become increasingly integrated into society, ethical considerations surrounding their development and deployment are of paramount importance. This article explores the key ethical challenges in the creation of autonomous AI systems, including issues of accountability, fairness, privacy, and transparency. It examines the role of AI in decision-making, its potential impact on human rights, and the need for robust frameworks to guide the ethical development of AI technologies. Additionally, the article discusses the importance of interdisciplinary collaboration between ethicists, engineers, and policymakers to ensure that AI systems are developed responsibly and for the benefit of society
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