Top news of the week: 14.06.2020.
Scientific method, Procurement, Artificial intelligence, Machine learning, Government, Neural network
Ethics
RT @UKAdata4good: @APPG_AI calls for cross-border infrastructure for data sharing and collaboration to support use of #AI in #healthcare https://t.co/ijErPFodJK https://t.co/LZv0FW1kSg
OpenAI in healthcare needs data rules and oversight body, says report
Making more of artificial intelligence in healthcare requires strong rules around the use of data and an independent oversight body, according to a new parliamentary briefing …
Humans will add to #AI’s limitations—It will slow progress even more, but another AI winter is unlikely | via @TheEconomist
https://t.co/djMluXxYsH
OpenThe future Humans will add to AI’s limitations
It will slow progress even more, but another AI winter is unlikely
How governments can use public procurement to shape the future of #AI regulation—and boost innovation and growth | via @sabinegerdon & @colLAWborative @wef
https://t.co/F9K9tHuCUv
OpenHow governments can use public procurement to shape the future of AI regulation – and boost innovation and growth
It's time for governments to proactively shape the development and deployment of AI technologies. By utilizing public procurement, governments can support innovation and growth as well as ...
RT @aboutintel: Predictive policing does more harm than good, says @neina_hh (@Linksfraktion, #enqueteki). She explains the many pitfalls of AI policing (esp. facial recognition) as shown in trials, and the collateral damage to fundamental rights & public trust.
https://t.co/vqIPit15gA
Open
Government publishes artificial intelligence procurement guidance.
TL;DR: if nice Mr Cummings has a stake in the vendor, go right ahead.
https://t.co/AuQOSRoSUT
OpenGovernment publishes artificial intelligence procurement guidance
A document has been published outlining the challenges for public sector buyers as well as best practices.
Researchers propose framework to measure #AI’s social and environmental impact | via @VentureBeat
https://t.co/UoDHSLaZtc
OpenResearchers propose framework to measure AI’s social and environmental impact
Researchers propose a framework -- SECure -- designed to measure the social and environmental impact of AI systems in the real world.
Efforts to use #AI in social care should start small and include the early adoption of data standards, according to public sector IT association @Socitm | via @UKAuthority
https://t.co/sAxoIxfQv5
OpenSocitm publishes guidance on AI in social care
The technical guide places a focus on ensuring the interoperability of AI in existing digital architecture to support the integration of health and social care, along with the …
#AI #Ethics newsletter #11:
•Multimodal disinformation by @Hameleers_M et al.
•Carbon footprints of ML by @Henderburn et al.
•Security & privacy in ML by @NicolasPapernot et al.
•Evasion attacks against ML by @biggiobattista et al.
https://t.co/U0vgQhno9L
OpenAI Ethics #11: Phantom gains, multimodal disinformation, carbon footprint of ML, evasion attacks against ML, recognizing masked faces, and more ...
Our eleventh weekly edition covering research and news in the world of AI Ethics