The Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights: In Search of Enaction, at Risk of Inaction

Minds and Machines, forthcoming.

11 Pages Posted: 30 Nov 2022 Last revised: 16 Jan 2023

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Emmie Hine

University of Bologna- Department of Legal Studies; KU Leuven - Centre for IT & IP Law (CiTiP)

Luciano Floridi

Yale University - Digital Ethics Center; University of Bologna- Department of Legal Studies

Date Written: November 2, 2022

Abstract

The US is promoting a new vision of a “Good AI Society” through its recent AI Bill of Rights. This offers a promising vision of community-oriented equity unique amongst peer countries. However, it leaves the door open for potential rights violations. Furthermore, it may have some federal impact, but it is non-binding, and without concrete legislation, the private sector is likely to ignore it.

Keywords: AI Bill of Rights, AI governance, comparative policy

Suggested Citation

Hine, Emmie and Floridi, Luciano, The Blueprint for an AI Bill of Rights: In Search of Enaction, at Risk of Inaction (November 2, 2022). Minds and Machines, forthcoming., Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=4279449 or http://dx.doi.org/10.2139/ssrn.4279449

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