The rapid advances in a number of areas including industrial technologies, Artificial Intelligence (AI), autonomous systems etc. has led to a new generation of increasingly sophisticated and autonomous systems that are increasingly fueled by AI. Such systems are utilized not only within controlled industrial environments but also in consumer applications, and interact with people and systems on a daily basis. The prevalence of such systems in tangible (e.g., self-driving cars, intelligent robots) or intangible form (e.g., AI decision and profiling algorithms) impact society at multiple levels and have an ethical dimension.

The IEEE IES TC on Responsible Artificial Intelligence (TC-RAI) is motivated by these rapid advances and aims to address the intersection of key interdisciplinary areas between technology, ethics and society as also visualized below. (TC-RAI) was created in June 2020.

Current research in the area of Responsible Artificial Intelligence include (but are not limited to):

• AI Models and Algorithms
• Data Centres and AI Infrastructure
• Industrial Applications of AI
• Predictive and Explainable AI
• AI Safety and Security
• AI Agents and Bots
• Physical AI and Robotics
• Machine Reasoning and Memory
• Multidisciplinary Practice of AI
• AI in Education
• AI Ethics and Regulation
• Neuro-symbolic and Brain-inspired AI
• Emerging Topics of Quantum and AGI
• AI and Ethical Decision Making
• Algorithmic Bias
• Artificial Intelligence Societal Implications
• Autonomous Systems in Society