Description: Non-Violence in AI ethics refers to the commitment to avoid harm and promote peaceful outcomes in AI applications. This principle is based on the premise that technology should be used for human well-being and not to cause harm, whether physical, emotional, or social. Non-Violence involves a proactive approach in the design and implementation of artificial intelligence systems, where safety, fairness, and justice are prioritized. This concept also encompasses the responsibility of developers and organizations to ensure that their technologies do not perpetuate violence, discrimination, or suffering. In a world where AI has the potential to influence critical decisions, from healthcare to criminal justice, Non-Violence becomes a fundamental principle guiding the creation of systems that respect human dignity and promote peace. Thus, AI ethics focuses not only on efficiency and innovation but also on the social and moral impact of these technologies, always seeking to minimize the risk of harm and maximize benefits for society as a whole.
