AI and Diversity Observatory
The observatory
AI should not only be an efficient tool, but also a positive force that benefits all of humanity, reducing the risks that may arise from its use.
News about the observatory
Collaborating Entities
The international partner entities, including foundations, associations, universities, research centers, and multilateral organizations from Mexico, Colombia, the U.S., and Spain, among others, are part of the AI and Diversity Observatory, contributing to its development and mission.
Foundations, associations, and multilateral organizations
Universities and research centers
Project objectives
Algorithmic Bias
Analyze biases and discrimination in AI algorithms, focusing on identifying and addressing their root causes to promote fairness and inclusivity
Privacy and Data Protection
Analyze the ethical and legal challenges associated with the collection, storage, and use of personal data in AI systems
Corporate Responsibility
The responsibility of entities and companies in decisions made by AI systems is a fundamental issue to ensure that these technologies are used ethically, fairly, and inclusively
Ethics in Autonomous Decision-Making
Examine the ethical implications of artificial intelligence in decision-making processes, addressing aspects such as fairness, transparency, and potential biases
Human-AI Interaction
Reflect on how interaction with AI systems can affect human relationships if the biases present in these technologies are not addressed
Ethics in AI Research and Development
Analyze the ethical principles that should guide AI research and development, such as transparency, accountability, and safety
Governance and Regulation
Explore the ethical and legal frameworks needed to regulate the development and use of AI, ensuring these systems operate ethically and inclusively
And Many More to Discover
And many more objectives to discover, analyzing a variety of sectors, including mobility, with which we have initiated this observatory