Description

AI ethics often fails not because principles are wrong, but because they are not operationalized. Operationalizing AI Ethics shows how organizations translate high-level ethical commitments into concrete product decisions, controls, and release criteria.

Written for product managers and delivery leaders, this book bridges the gap between abstract ethics frameworks and day-to-day product development. It explains how ethical risks emerge during design, data selection, model development, deployment, and iteration—and how teams can intervene at each stage.

Rather than focusing on philosophical debates, the book provides practical mechanisms that fit into real product workflows. Ethics is treated as a design and governance discipline, embedded into existing processes rather than handled as a one-time review.

Key topics include:

Translating AI ethics principles into actionable requirements Design gates and approval checkpoints for ethical risk Product-level checklists for bias, harm, and misuse Integrating ethics into agile and product lifecycle workflows Defining release criteria and escalation paths for ethical concerns

This guide enables product teams to make ethical considerations visible, repeatable, and defensible—supporting responsible AI outcomes without slowing innovation.