Artificial (0) APPLICATIONS (APPLY) of computer systems have moved far beyond the laboratory and are now part of everyday life. Artificial 1INTELLIGENT, in one form or another, is embedded in many of the 2DAY tools we take for granted, from voice assistants to online shopping. As a result, we have become increasingly 3DEPEND on algorithms that make 4PREDICT about our behaviour, our health and even our taste in films. Although these systems can work with impressive 5ACCURATE, they also raise serious 6ETHIC questions. What happens to user data, and who is allowed to see it? How can we protect individual 7PRIVATE in an age when so much information is gathered automatically? Governments around the world are now drafting new 8REGULATE to address these concerns and to ensure that artificial intelligence develops in a way that benefits society as a whole.