Summary
This Food Ethics Council opinion piece draws on practitioner workshops to explore how civil society organisations working in food ethics and sustainability might develop responsible AI use policies. Rather than testing interventions or quantifying impacts, the work addresses emerging governance questions about ethical AI adoption in food systems, presenting potential frameworks and implementation considerations.
Regional applicability
Published by the Food Ethics Council, a United Kingdom-based organisation, and likely informed by UK and European practitioner perspectives. The governance frameworks and considerations presented are designed to be relevant to UK and European civil society organisations, though applicability to other food system contexts would depend on institutional and regulatory alignment.
Key measures
Governance frameworks, ethical implementation considerations, policy recommendations (qualitative)
Outcomes reported
The work examines how civil society organisations might develop policies for responsible AI use in food systems. It presents governance considerations and potential frameworks for ethical AI implementation rather than quantifying specific impacts.
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