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		    Correction to: The Ethics of AI Ethics: An Evaluation of Guidelines Thilo Hagendorff1 
 
 © Springer Nature B.V. 2020
 
 Correction to: Minds and Machines (2020) 30:99–120 http://doi.org/10.1007/s11023-020-09517-8 In the original publication of this article, the Table 1 has been published incorrectly. Now the same has been provided in this correction.
 
 The original article can be found online at https://doi.org/10.1007/s11023-020-09517-8. * Thilo Hagendorff thilo.hagendorff@uni‑tuebingen.de 1
 
 
 
 Cluster of Excellence “Machine Learning: New Perspectives for Science”, University of Tuebingen, Tübingen, Germany
 
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 T. Hagendorff Table 1  Overview of AI ethics guidelines and the different issues they cover
 
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 fairness, non-discriminaon, jusce
 
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 accountability
 
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 transparency, openness
 
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 safety, cybersecurity
 
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 solidarity, inclusion, social cohesion explainability, interpretabiliy
 
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 science-policy link legislave framework, legal status of AI systems
 
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 dual-use problem, military, AI arms race
 
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 field-specific deliberaons (health, military, mobility etc.)
 
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 public awareness, educaon about AI and its risks
 
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 responsible/intensified research funding
 
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 human autonomy
 
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 future of employment/worker rights
 
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 (Campolo et al. 2017)
 
 large statements statements collecon of on social on social different implicaons implicaons principles of AI of AI
 
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 metaanalysis about principles for the beneficial use of AI
 
 AI Now 2017 Report
 
 privacy protecon
 
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 AI Now 2016 Report
 
 key issue
 
 analysis of AI principles AI principles AI prinicples AI principles abuse of the EU of the US of China of the OECD scenarios of AI
 
 human oversight, control, auding
 
 The Asilomar AI Principles
 
 authors
 
 common good, sustainability, well-being
 
 AI4People
 
 The Malicious Use of Arficial Intelligence
 
 OECD Recommendaon of the Council on Arficial Intelligence
 
 Beijing AI Principles
 
 Report on the Future of Arficial Intelligence
 
 The European Commission's High-Level Expert Group on Arficial Intelligence
 
 (Organisaon (Beijing for (Future of Academy of Economic Co(Crawford (Brundage (Floridi et al. Life Instute Arficial operaon et al. 2016) et al. 2018) 2018) 2017) Intelligence and 2019) Development 2019)
 
 (Pekka et al. (Holdren 2018) et al. 2016)
 
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 diversity in the field of AI cerficaon for AI products
 
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 protecon of whistleblowers cultural differences in the ethically aligned design of AI systems hidden costs (labeling, clickwork, contend moderaon, energy, resources) notes on technical implementaons
 
 yes, but very few
 
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 yes
 
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 proporon of women among authors (f/m)
 
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 length (number of words)
 
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