Description: Technological accountability refers to the obligation of organizations to take responsibility for the impacts of their artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. This concept implies that companies and developers should not only focus on innovation and technological advancement but also on the ethical, social, and environmental consequences that their products may generate. Technological accountability encompasses aspects such as transparency in the functioning of algorithms, fairness in data treatment, and the protection of user privacy. Additionally, it involves the need to establish accountability mechanisms and ensure that technologies are used in ways that benefit society as a whole. In a world where AI is increasingly present in everyday life, technological accountability becomes a fundamental pillar to ensure that technological development aligns with human values and social well-being. Organizations must adopt a proactive approach, continuously assessing the risks and benefits of their technologies, and working to mitigate any negative effects they may have on communities and the environment.
