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Ethical Artificial Intelligence for Digital Health Organizations
Angela Joerin1, Michiel Rauws2, Russell Fulmer3
1Psychology, X2AI Inc., San Francisco, USA.
Cureus
|April 10, 2020
Summary
This report details developing an ethical code for emotional artificial intelligence (AI) services in mental health. It provides a template for AI companies to ensure user safety and privacy in digital health solutions.
Area of Science:
- Digital Health
- Artificial Intelligence Ethics
- Mental Healthcare Technology
Background:
- Growing global demand for scalable, affordable, and accessible healthcare solutions.
- The increasing potential of artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance emotional well-being.
- The critical need for clear ethical guidelines in AI service provision, particularly for mental health support.
Purpose of the Study:
- To develop an ethical code for organizations providing emotional AI services.
- To offer a template for implementing ethical guidelines in startup environments.
- To ensure user safety, privacy, and alignment with global considerations in AI healthcare.
Main Methods:
- Describing the methods used by X2AI (X2), a US-based Digital Health company.
- Developing a practical ethical code template for emotional AI services.
- Integrating guidelines for client, collaborator, and research partner support.
Main Results:
- A comprehensive ethical code template for emotional AI services.
- Practical guidelines for ethical AI implementation in mental health support.
- Demonstration of how existing ethical systems can inform AI ethics development.
Conclusions:
- Prioritizing clear and consistent ethical guidelines is imperative for realizing AI's potential in emotional well-being.
- The developed ethical code template can be adopted by other emotional AI services.
- Ethical AI development requires collaboration and integration of existing ethical frameworks.
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