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@FrankPasquale shared
On Dec 21, 2021
“The authors argue that people should simply accept, without explanation, an AI’s determination of the denial of credit, the loss of a job interview, or the determination that research is not worth pursuing.” https://t.co/e1G4TmPnqi
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Artificial Intelligence and Galileo’s Telescope

Artificial Intelligence and Galileo’s Telescope

A new book raises the question of whether we should adapt to artificial intelligence or AI should adapt to us.

@PKathrani shared
On Dec 17, 2021
New research reveals the most pressing opportunities and barriers to trustworthy innovation in data and AI https://t.co/3R3EzJAAOx
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New research reveals the most pressing opportunities and barriers to trustworthy innovation in data and AI

New research reveals the most pressing opportunities and barriers to trustworthy innovation in data and AI

The CDEI has published the second edition of its AI Barometer, alongside the results of a major survey of UK businesses.

@gleonhard shared
On Dec 19, 2021
Three predictions for the future of responsible technology https://t.co/VRhywOnjuU via @instapaper
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3 predictions for the future of responsible technology

3 predictions for the future of responsible technology

Based on the work of the Forum's Responsible Use of Technology project here are 3 future trends to look out for in the ethical use of technology.

@AdaLovelaceInst shared
On Dec 17, 2021
"The images that depict AI play a fundamental role in shaping how we perceive it... To ensure these technologies work for people and society we must develop more representative, inclusive, diverse and realistic images of AI." @octavia_reeve https://t.co/YxASlqRSWp 2/2
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Press release: Better Images of AI launches a free stock image library of more realistic images of artificial intelligence

Press release: Better Images of AI launches a free stock image library of more realistic images of artificial intelligence

Non-profit collaboration starts to make and distribute more accurate and inclusive visual representations of AI Follows research showing that current popular images of AI using themes like ...

@mtlaiethics shared
On Dec 19, 2021
The authors have co-developed a checklist that seeks to ensure fairness, while recognizing that a procedure alone cannot overcome the value tensions and incompatibilities in ethical practice. #aiethics #ai #ethics #responsibleai #ethicalai https://t.co/bYXh5oj2wC
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Co-Designing Checklists to Understand Organizational Challenges and Opportunities around Fairness in AI

Co-Designing Checklists to Understand Organizational Challenges and Opportunities around Fairness in AI

Research summary contributed by Anne Boily. She holds a Ph.D. in Political Science, in which she specialized in the ethics of artificial intelligence. [ Original paper by Michael A. Madaio…

@medialab shared
On Dec 17, 2021
In @NatMachIntell, @fluidinterfaces students @ppataran, Valdemar Danry, + Joanne Leong, Parinya Punpongsanon (@osaka_univ_e), @novysan, alum Misha Sra (@ucsbcs), + @PattieMaes explore positive uses of AI-generated media for education + wellbeing. https://t.co/sphRP77NNN
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Characters for good, created by artificial intelligence

Characters for good, created by artificial intelligence

MIT Media Lab researchers offer positive use cases of AI-generated synthetic characters for education and well-being. A new paper provides an open-source, easy-to-use pipeline that combines ...

@FrankPasquale shared
On Dec 16, 2021
RT @accessnow: Yesterday’s @EUCourtPress ruling confirms the need for more transparency & public oversight of surveillance tech like @iBorderCtrl. But we need tougher restrictions. Dangerous AI “lie detectors” must be banned in the EU's #AIAct. https://t.co/eVUdAg7hCj
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Transparency lawsuit against secret EU surveillance research: MEP Patrick Breyer achieves partial success in court

Transparency lawsuit against secret EU surveillance research: MEP Patrick Breyer achieves partial success in court

The Court of Justice of the European Union today published a landmark ruling of major significance for EU-funded "security research" (Case T-158/19).[1] Under the "iBorderCtrl" project, the ...

@FrankPasquale shared
On Dec 18, 2021
Australia & Norway are wrestling with “questions about how to transform their forces for the AI era while confronting threats like autonomous undersea systems; swarming aerial drones; & millions of highly targeted, rage-inducing social media posts.” https://t.co/qQ2IiblonB
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Left of Beep: The United States Needs an Algorithmic Warfare Group

Left of Beep: The United States Needs an Algorithmic Warfare Group

“We look like assholes with that roach up on there,” the Army sergeant said, revealing his bloodshot eyes as he tilted his augmented-reality rig back on

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