Top news of the week: 21.06.2020.
#AI #ClearviewAI #EU_Commission #Facebook #AIregulation #FacialRecognition #Palantir #bias #AIgovernance #iBorderCtrl
Ethics
RT @rajiinio: I'm one of @techreview's 35 Under 35 Innovators!
I've known since early May, but it feels esp. meaningful to be seen & have this work featured in this moment.
Thanks to @jovialjoy, @timnitGebru, @mmitchell_ai for guiding my growth from the beginning.💞
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OpenInioluwa Deborah Raji
The spark that sent Inioluwa Deborah Raji down a path of artificial-intelligence research came from a firsthand realization that she remembers as “horrible.” Raji was interning at the ...
RT @NorbertoAndrad: #Facebook's Comments on European Commission White Paper on Artificial Intelligence - A European Approach
https://t.co/YnlyoRyL0k
#AIregulation #AIgovernance #EU_Commission https://t.co/00dvaIwpXP
OpenCollaborating on the future of AI governance in the EU and around the world
The internet is entering a new phase. We are more aware than ever of the liberating benefits of a fast, open, and accessible online world, and we are more aware than ever of the risks that ...
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5) Humankind: a Radical New History of Our Species
6) Ending Age-Related Diseases
7) Dawn of the Transhuman Era, with Prof Steve Fuller
8) H+ Summit
9) Fast Future webinar on Government and Economy
https://t.co/oRcz7lV6As
OpenThe liberties that matter most
Dear Futurists 1.) Futurism in a time of growing fear The last few weeks have given people many reasons to be fearful. First, there’s fear that we – or our friends or family members …
Council Post: #AI Is Amazing But Complicated, And We Don’t Necessarily Need To Plunge In Headfirst https://t.co/OxCZkcBQc5 https://t.co/lVgP7le78u
OpenAI Is Amazing But Complicated, And We Don’t Necessarily Need To Plunge In Headfirst
The question is: Are we spending enough time and effort on the soft side of this technology?
RT @RobMcCargow: Britain risks losing out on the rewards of #AI—Poor data quality and low levels of funding have dulled the adoption of AI, according to the @CDEIUK | via @TelegraphTech
https://t.co/zmlsALr69o
OpenBritain risks losing out on the rewards of AI
Poor data quality and low levels of funding have dulled the adoption of AI, according to the Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation
Introducing the first cohort of @DataInstituteSF CADE Data Ethics Research Fellows. We are happy to have @_alialkhatib @amironesei and Nana Young joining us!
cc: @craignewmark
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OpenIntroducing the first cohort of USF CADE Data Ethics Research Fellows
They bring expertise in an interdisciplinary range of fields, inlcuding bioethics, public policy, anthropology, computer science, data privacy, and political philosophy. Without …
RT @euscreams: Europe is increasingly caught between upholding privacy of citizens and promoting intrusive artificial intelligence.
New🎙️episode with @samiraraf @j2bryson @sarahchander @echo_pbreyer on #AI #bias #FacialRecognition #ClearviewAI #Palantir #iBorderCtrl
https://t.co/O1W6t0JEhR
OpenData & Dystopia
Europe is increasingly caught between upholding privacy ethics that have helped burnish its global reputation, and seeking to boost its competitiveness and security by promoting intrusive ...
The #technology of #Uyghur #oppression: COIN and CVE with Chinese characteristics. https://t.co/raxeaAgd6n #Privacy #Surveillance #BrainWashing #BraveNewWorld #1984 https://t.co/5Qy2wMChrO
OpenThe Global Implications of “Re-education” Technologies in Northwest China
Since May 2014, when Chinese Communist Party Secretary Zhang Chunxian announced the People’s War on Terror in the Uighur region, Chinese technology firms have received billions of …