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The Care Workers Charity, in partnership with the Institute for Ethics in AI at the University of Oxford and Digital Care Hub, has launched guidelines for the ethical use of AI in adult social care. This document, shaped by insights from frontline care workers across the UK, aims to ensure that AI enhances rather than replaces human connections in care settings. The guidelines address the expectations of care workers towards employers, AI developers, and policymakers.
Key aspects of the guidelines include ethical integration of AI, policy recommendations for regulation, and practical advice for care workers on using generative AI tools. This initiative marks the start of a broader research effort, with discussions set to continue during Professional Care Workers Week 2024. The Care Workers Charity encourages all stakeholders to engage in this vital conversation about the responsible use of AI in social care.
• Guidelines for ethical AI use in adult social care released.
• Care workers' insights shape AI integration in social care.
The guidelines provide practical advice for care workers on using generative AI tools like ChatGPT in their daily work.
The guidelines outline expectations for employers and developers regarding the ethical use of AI in care settings.
The guidelines include recommendations to protect the interests of care workers and service users.
The charity has launched guidelines to ensure the responsible use of AI in social care.
The institute collaborated on the guidelines to promote ethical AI practices in social care.
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