Ethical Guidelines
This page offers links to recent key publications regarding automated driving ethics.
The Data Sharing Framework (2024)
- The Data Sharing Framework (DSF) has been developed to assist CCAM research projects share data, and forms part of the Knowledge Base.
- The DSF supports CCAM pilots, and it includes requirements from the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR, Regulation (EU) 2016/679).
Ethical Guidelines from the European Commission:
- Ethics and Data Protection Decision Tree
- This tool may assist in identifying ethical risks within a CCAM project.
- Guidelines on serious and complex ethics issues (2021)
- Ethics in social Science and Humanities (2021)
- This document aims to help researchers in social sciences and humanities (SSH) identify and address ethical dimensions when involved in research and innovation actions financed by the EU Framework Programme.
- Ethics by Design and Use of Approaches for Artificial Intelligence (2021)
- This document offers guidance for adopting an ethically-focused approach while designing, developing, and deploying and/or using AI based solutions.
- It explains the ethical principles which AI systems must support and discusses the key characteristics that an AI-based systems/applications must have in order to preserve and promote:
- respect for human agency; privacy, personal data protection and data governance; fairness; individual, social, and environmental well-being; transparency; accountability and oversight.
- Ethics and data protection (2021)
- This document aims to assist CCAM projects to demonstrate compliance with both legal and ethical requirements when dealing with personal data.
- Guidelines on processing personal data in CCAM (2020)
- Recommendations for a safe and ethical transition towards driverless mobility (2020)