An AI system is trained using data collected through a mobile app. Users agreed to terms of service but were not explicitly told their data would be used for AI model training. From a data ethics perspective, which principle is MOST directly implicated?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Here's the deal — you need informed consent because users didn't know their app data would train an AI model. If they weren't told about that use, they couldn't meaningfully agree to it. The other principles matter, but they don't hit the disclosure gap directly.
Full Explanation
Informed consent is correct because using mobile app data for AI training without telling users violates the need for individuals to understand and agree to data uses; they cannot meaningfully consent if AI training was not disclosed. The principle about collecting only necessary data, the principle about ensuring data accuracy, and the principle about limiting retention are other data protection principles not specifically implicated by this disclosure gap.