AI Principle: Equitable and inclusive
We value equitable and inclusive AI engagement, design and implementation
- We recognise the inherent inequities in the technology landscape and seek to enable fair, equitable access to Artificial Intelligence technologies for our community.
- We facilitate awareness of issues of system ownership, data quality and bias.
- We support AI design and development that redresses inherent issues impacting diversity and inclusion.
What this means in context
Personal, professional and academic practice
- Staff and students make reasonable use of endorsed tools and technologies.
- Staff and students critically engage with technologies to consider aspects of bias and representation.
Knowledge creation and sharing
- We actively build a more inclusive, equitable society by sharing AI knowledges and exposing inherent biases.
- We contribute to the design of more inclusive systems that are accessible and equitable.
- We ensure Deakin-designed systems are open about training data and endeavour to maximise diversity of representation.
Institutional leadership and governance
- Deakin seeks to reduce the impacts of the digital divide by providing access to AI as part of the University’s technology suite.
- Deakin prioritises systems that are accessible, inclusive and equitable by design.
- Deakin evaluates vendors’ ethical and environmental credentials throughout procurement.
- Deakin actively contributes to building a more inclusive and equitable society through ethical digital leadership.
Questions to ask
- What biases might exist in the data or outputs?
- How might I learn more about equity and AI?
- Who is excluded or underrepresented in the data or outputs?
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