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A concept that translates normative principles into concrete guidance for product development, governance, and technical design.
Applied ethics examines moral principles and decision-making in concrete situations and translates normative theories into practical guidance for product development, governance, and technical design. Its aim is to balance stakeholder interests and ensure responsible, sustainable organizational and system-level decisions. It systematically accounts for regulatory and societal impacts.
Counts formal reviews per quarter to measure process usage.
Captures affected parties' and customers' ratings after decisions.
Incidents that caused harm or risk to users.
Regular review of data and models to prevent systematic discrimination.
A board assesses new initiatives against ethical criteria and documents decisions.
Open documentation of data sources, decisions, and risks for stakeholders.
Define goals and guiding principles
Establish a review process
Train relevant teams
Continuous monitoring and adjustment