By: Rohit Nagar
A chief ethics officer ensures that AI technology is used responsibly within a company.
They set principles for regulating AI technology, understand the legal landscape, and interact with various stakeholders.
People in this role often earn annual salaries in the mid-six figures.
With the rise of generative AI, like ChatGPT, many companies are quickly adopting this technology to boost productivity and profits.
Generative AI can spread misinformation, reinforce biases, and lead to data breaches if not properly managed, highlighting the importance of regulation.
The chief ethics officer determines the societal impact of AI, standardizes ethical practices, and ensures these practices are scalable.
Successful candidates need technical knowledge of AI, experience in product development, understanding of AI laws, and decision-making skills within organizations.
They work with various stakeholders, attend events, engage with policymakers, and collaborate with other companies to shape the future of AI ethics globally.