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Asset managers pressure tech companies over possible AI misuse

Financial firms worried about liability for human rights issues associated with the burgeoning technology
Only 44 out of 200 tech companies assessed by the Dutch non-profit WBA in March had published a framework on ethical artificial intelligence

Big institutional investors are increasing pressure on technology companies to take responsibility for the potential misuse of artificial intelligence as they become concerned about the liability for human rights issues linked to the software.

The Collective Impact Coalition for Digital Inclusion of 32 financial institutions representing $6.9tn in assets under management — including Aviva Investors, Fidelity International and HSBC Asset Management — is among those leading the push to influence technology businesses to commit to ethical AI.

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