EPR Briefing on the Ethical Use of AI in Services for Persons with Disabilities

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EPR Briefing on the Ethical Use of AI in Services for Persons with Disabilities

As the development and deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) rapidly increase, the ethical implications of these technologies are being questioned and analysed by experts, given the far-reaching impact on livelihoods of European citizens. Within this context, social services need to be supported by the EU and national governments to harness the power of AI tools; these can play an essential role in increasing autonomy and improving quality of life of service users, such as persons with disabilities.

Read the full EPR Briefing here.

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