Yet aspirational principles alone are not enough, if they are not put into practice, and a question remains: is government regulation and oversight necessary to guarantee that AI scientists and companies follow these principles and others like them?
I, of course, remain dismayed that some of them have not been put into practice yet, but that really is an opportunity for all of you who are interested in Finance for Idealists [clarification: This is an alternative title for Professor Shiller's book Finance and the Good Society whose preliminary version is assigned as a reading for the course.] to think about that as a potential career option.
His policies were simply not put into practice.
Osborne tried to lay the issue to rest, saying: "We have not put into practice any of these options.
"Cooperativism is not put into practice here," said Jhonny Lally, who heads Potosí's civic committee, an umbrella group of organisations and unions.
It found that recent pledges for environmental sustainability by the bank and sister institutions, including the International Finance Corporation, were often not put into practice when dollars were turned into dams, pipelines, palm plantations and the like.
The report has found that the current program does not put into practice some of the recommendations made by a panel of 18 independent technical experts that spent two years reviewing the results of the first cleanup.
In 2005, during the riots on suburban housing estates, a state of emergency was declared in several areas, allowing curfews in some parts, but the full powers of the emergency measures were not put into practice.
It was to prevent what had previously been known from being lost". Mencius, similarly, criticised the princes of his day because "they do not put into practice the ways of the ancient kings".
We have a set of institutions in our post offices that can form the basis of this banking system, but up to now we have not put into practice this idea that it can be a very serious financial institution and, if you like, a competitor to the conventional private sector.
This is known as the paradox of energy efficiency: the fact that apparently beneficial measures are not put into practice.
