  Companies report on their financial performance for decades. More recently
they have also started to report on their environmental impact and their social
responsibility. The latest trend is now to deliver one single integrated report
where all stakeholders of the company can easily connect all facets of the
business with their impact considered in a broad sense. The main purpose of
this integrated approach is to avoid delivering data related to disconnected
silos, which consequently makes it very difficult to globally assess the
overall performance of an entity or a business line. In this paper, we focus on
how companies report on risks and ethical issues related to the increasing use
of Artificial Intelligence (AI). We explain some of these risks and potential
issues. Next, we identify some recent initiatives by various stakeholders to
define a global ethical framework for AI. Finally, we illustrate with four
cases that companies are very shy to report on these facets of AI.
