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A DeepMind researcher co-authored a paper painting a dark future for humanity and AI, and the company wasn't pleased.
A DeepMind researcher co-authored a paper painting a dark future for humanity and AI, and the company wasn't pleased.
A DeepMind researcher co-authored a paper painting a dark future for humanity and AI, and the company wasn't pleased.
A DeepMind researcher co-authored a paper painting a dark future for humanity and AI, and the company wasn't pleased.
Who Wants to Grant Robots Rights?
The robot rights debate has thus far proceeded without any reliable data concerning the public opinion about robots and the rights they should have. We have administered an online survey (n = 439) that investigates layman’s attitudes toward granting particular rights to robots. ...
Who Wants to Grant Robots Rights?
The robot rights debate has thus far proceeded without any reliable data concerning the public opinion about robots and the rights they should have. We have administered an online survey (n ...
Nikola Danaylov: Technology Reveals Who We Are, Not The Future
The 1st atomic bomb was nicknamed “gadget.” Does this say something about who we are? Or something about the nature of technology?
Nikola Danaylov: Technology Reveals Who We Are, Not The Future
The 1st atomic bomb was nicknamed “gadget.” Does this say something about who we are? Or something about the nature of technology?
The Pope’s AI adviser on ensuring algorithms respect human dignity
Franciscan monk Paolo Benanti is the brains behind the Rome Call, a pact aimed at making sure artificial intelligence is developed with ethics in mind. He tells us why religions should be part of that conversation.
The Pope’s AI adviser on ensuring algorithms respect human dignity
Franciscan monk Paolo Benanti is the brains behind the Rome Call, a pact aimed at making sure artificial intelligence is developed with ethics in mind. He tells us why religions should be ...
How machine learning helps the New York Times power its paywall
The New York Times uses a causal machine learning model, called the Dynamic Meter, that is all about making its paywall smarter.
How machine learning helps the New York Times power its paywall
The New York Times uses a causal machine learning model, called the Dynamic Meter, that is all about making its paywall smarter.
Museum of Science, Boston Announces 2022 Appointments to its Board of Trustees
The Museum of Science, Boston announced today the appointment of nine new Trustees and 17 Advisors to its Board. The Museum’s nominating committee proposed these appointments, which were approved unanimously by the Board on June 13, 2022.
Museum of Science, Boston Announces 2022 Appointments to its Board of Trustees
The Museum of Science, Boston announced today the appointment of nine new Trustees and 17 Advisors to its Board. The Museum’s nominating committee proposed these appointments, which were ...
Longtermism and Computational Complexity
INTRODUCTION This post argues that longtermist effective altruism may not be action-guiding. This is bad news for a theory of how we ought to live. The crux of my argument is as follows: determining…
Longtermism and Computational Complexity
INTRODUCTION This post argues that longtermist effective altruism may not be action-guiding. This is bad news for a theory of how we ought to live. The crux of my argument is as follows: ...
Who is Afraid of the Brave New Robotic Future?
By Mark Coeckelbergh The robots are coming. Not as terminators or Frankensteinian monsters, but as mundane machines that replace jobs and have significant consequences for our economies and societies.
Who is Afraid of the Brave New Robotic Future?
By Mark Coeckelbergh The robots are coming. Not as terminators or Frankensteinian monsters, but as mundane machines that replace jobs and have significant consequences for our economies and ...
