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AI Ethics explores the potential concern with the AI revolution. Our reliance on AI will inevitably cause many ethical issues — affecting everyone, including public citizens, small businesses utilizing AI or entrepreneurs developing the latest tech.

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@FrankPasquale shared
On Dec 8, 2020
It’s time to build “a cross-class labor movement that defines tech workers broadly, i.e., researchers, engineers, Uber drivers, Amazon warehouse workers, content moderators etc.” https://t.co/iU1LjngGO6
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On the Moral Collapse of AI Ethics

On the Moral Collapse of AI Ethics

I support Dr. Timnit Gebru. I’ve had the good fortune to become friends with Timnit over the last several weeks as we’ve spent hours…

@LeverhulmeCFI shared
On Dec 9, 2020
RT @Cambridge_Uni: The UK’s first Master’s degree in the responsible use of artificial intelligence is being launched by @LeverhulmeCFI: https://t.co/u6V5nqWMUf @Cambridge_ICE #AI
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First Master’s programme on managing the risks of AI launched by Cambridge

First Master’s programme on managing the risks of AI launched by Cambridge

The UK’s first Master’s degree in the responsible use of artificial intelligence (AI) is being launched by the University of Cambridge.

@mtlaiethics shared
On Dec 10, 2020
RT @victoria_heath7: It's here! 🎉 Watch ▶️ the @mtlaiethics panel on the state of #AI ethics w/ @atg_abhishek @ambaonadventure @DanitGal @klinovakatya & @ruchowdh. We cover everything from the geopolitics of AI to labour automation. (Robot overlords 🤖 are also mentioned.) https://t.co/HIN9ZqFcdS
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The State of AI Ethics Panel (December 2020)

The State of AI Ethics Panel (December 2020)

At the end of 2020, where have we gotten in AI Ethics? Hear from a world-class AI Ethics panel including:‣Katya Klinova - AI & Economy Program Lead, Partners...

@gleonhard shared
On Dec 12, 2020
Facebook is no longer ‘social’ anything — it’s an algorithmic / AI media platform that needs to be… https://t.co/3FEsIcfJVi #futurism #technology #corona
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Facebook is no longer ‘social’ anything — it’s an algorithmic / AI media platform that needs to be regulated

Facebook is no longer ‘social’ anything — it’s an algorithmic / AI media platform that needs to be regulated

Reposted from my blog at FuturistGerd.com from 2018.

@KayFButterfield shared
On Dec 9, 2020
RT @AshleyCasovan: Overwhelmed by the response for our #ResponsibleAI Certification Kick-Off. We almost at max capacity! If you haven't registered yet, and want to, now would be a good time! https://t.co/8WnbnhCZGO Please note, this is not the meeting link. @ghadfield @KayFButterfield
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@mtlaiethics shared
On Dec 10, 2020
Watch the State of AI Ethics Panel, where we discussed the progress of the field and where it needs to go. Bonus: transcript of live chat, including a curated list of the top resources. Panelists: @ruchowdh, @ambaonadventure, @DanitGal, @klinovakatya. https://t.co/Un4mfRAYmG
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State of AI Ethics

State of AI Ethics

This page houses all our State of AI Ethics Reports as well as the Panels associated with each report, ordered from most recent to least recent. Subscribe below to our weekly newsletter for ...

@wimlds shared
On Dec 8, 2020
RT @verge: Timnit Gebru’s team at Google is going public with their side of the story https://t.co/cYrl4Ltqef https://t.co/ftYD9ySDgO
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Timnit Gebru’s team at Google is going public with their side of the story

Timnit Gebru’s team at Google is going public with their side of the story

They say Gebru was fired, and the publication review policy was applied "unevenly and discriminatorily."

@PKathrani shared
On Dec 7, 2020
Why business cannot afford to ignore tech ethics https://t.co/hyhuR6mzaL
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Why business cannot afford to ignore tech ethics

Why business cannot afford to ignore tech ethics

Using new technology without weighing social impact could cost companies dearly

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