The ethical use of high-performance computing and artificial intelligence: fighting COVID-19 at Barcelona Supercomputing Center
作者： Dario Garcia-Gasulla , Ulises Cortés , Ulises Cortés , Atia Cortés , Raquel Pérez-Arnal
DOI: 10.1007/S43681-021-00056-1
关键词: Pandemic 、 Data Protection Act 1998 、 Big data 、 Battle 、 European union 、 Fair use 、 Computer science 、 Supercomputer 、 Artificial intelligence 、 Work (electrical)
摘要: The COVID-19 pandemic has created an extraordinary medical, economic and humanitarian emergency. Artificial intelligence, in combination with other digital technologies, is being used as a tool to support the fight against viral that affected entire world since beginning of 2020. Barcelona Supercomputing Center collaborates battle coronavirus different areas: application bioinformatics for research on virus its possible treatments, use artificial natural language processing big data techniques analyse spread impact pandemic, MareNostrum 4 supercomputer enable massive analysis data. Many these activities have included personal sensitive citizens, which, even during should be treated handled care. In this work we discuss our approach based ethical, transparent fair information, aligned guidelines proposed by European Union.
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