Regulating Generative AI: Ethical Considerations and Explainability Benchmarks

This study looks into the critical discussion surrounding the ethical regulation and explainability of generative artificial intelligence (AI). Amidst the rapid advancement of generative AI technologies, this paper identifies and explores the multifaceted ethical concerns that arise, highlighting the paramount importance of transparency, accountability, and fairness. Through an examination of existing regulatory frameworks and the introduction of novel benchmarks for explainability, the study advocates for a balanced approach that fosters innovation while ensuring ethical oversight. Case studies illustrate the dual potential of generative AI to benefit society and pose significant ethical challenges, underscoring the complexity of its integration into various domains. The findings emphasize the necessity for dynamic regulatory mechanisms, interdisciplinary collaboration, and ongoing research to navigate the ethical landscape of generative AI, aiming to harness its capabilities responsibly for the betterment of humanity