Description: Willingness to report refers to individuals’ readiness to inform about unethical practices in the development and deployment of artificial intelligence (AI). This concept is fundamental in the realm of ethics and bias in AI, as it implies a commitment to transparency and accountability in the use of technologies that can have a significant impact on society. Willingness to report is based on the belief that it is essential to point out behaviors or decisions that may be harmful, discriminatory, or that violate ethical principles. This attitude not only fosters an environment of trust but also contributes to the continuous improvement of AI systems by allowing for the identification and correction of biases and errors. Willingness to report can be influenced by factors such as organizational culture, the perception of the severity of reported practices, and the trust that reports will be handled fairly and confidentially. In a context where AI is increasingly used in critical decisions, such as hiring, criminal justice, and healthcare, willingness to report becomes an essential pillar to ensure that these technologies are developed and used ethically and equitably.
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