Stop in the Name of AI!
Author(s): Alex Moltzau Originally published on Towards AI. Photo by Jacob Morch A Quick Look into the 2019 AI UN report U+007C Towards AI A Quick Look at the UN Report on Artificial Intelligence and Robotics for Law Enforcement Whenever I mention …
Artificial Intelligence Without the Utopian Promise-land and Dystopian Armageddon
Author(s): Davor Petreski Originally published on Towards AI. The Future of AI U+007C Towards AI Before you start reading, think of 3 possible scenarios for the future of Artificial Intelligence (AI). If I asked you to think of 3 possible scenarios for …
Realbotix and MelNet… Because they Already Can
Author(s): Dr. Adam Hart Originally published on Towards AI. In the 15th Century, mannequins, a type of life-size doll with static articulated limbs, evolved to support the work of dressmakers. At the turn of the 20th Century, David Hilbert famously outlined his …
The Rickety Tripod of IBM’s AI Ethics
Author(s): Dr. Adam Hart Originally published on Towards AI. © EmTech 2017/MIT The greatest benefit of the English language is its greatest weakness. The same word can be used either very precisely or really very imprecisely with sometimes perplexing and even deathly …
Navigating the Legal Landscape of AI in Healthcare
Author(s): Andrew Austin Originally published on Towards AI. Laws, Policies & Principles for AI Use This is part of a 10-part series about the Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health that was created by the World Health Organization. How the …
When Should AI Be Used in Healthcare?
Author(s): Andrew Austin Originally published on Towards AI. The Ethical Challenges of AI with a focus on Healthcare This is part of a 10-part series about the Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence for Health that the World Health Organization created. Andrew …
AI: Savior or Saboteur of the Future?
Author(s): Cezary Gesikowski Originally published on Towards AI. A Spirited Debate Between Yuval Noah Harari and Yann LeCun on the Global Impact of AI “In history, transitions are dangerous. Even if in the long run, there’ll be enough jobs for everybody, in …
On the Open Letter to Halt New AI Developments: 3 Turing Awardees Present 3 Different Postures
Author(s): LucianoSphere Originally published on Towards AI. Picture created with Dall-E-2 Yoshua Bengio, Geoffrey Hinton, and Yann LeCun, three computer scientists and artificial intelligence (AI) researchers, were jointly awarded the 2018 Turing Prize for their contributions to deep learning, a subfield of …
Microsoft Laid off Entire Ethics Team
Author(s): Dr. Mandar Karhade, MD. PhD. Originally published on Towards AI. After an 11 billion dollar investment in the State of the art technology in AI, Microsoft’s decision to lay off the Ethics team sheds doubt on its commitment to responsible AI. …
4 Major Concerns in AI and Health Data
Author(s): Andrew Austin Originally published on Towards AI. The Ethical Challenges of AI with a focus on Healthcare This member-only story is on us. Upgrade to access all of Medium. This is part of a 10-part series about the Ethics and Governance …
Ethical Considerations for Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
Author(s): Andrew Austin Originally published on Towards AI. Looking at AI from an ethical standpoint is crucial for following regulations. This member-only story is on us. Upgrade to access all of Medium. This is part of a 10-part series about the Ethics …
How To Make AI Fair And Less Biased
Author(s): Padmaja Kulkarni Originally published on Towards AI. A practical framework to mitigate biases and risks in AI In the wake of Elon Musk firing the whole ‘Ethical AI’ team at Twitter [1], I believe it is more important than ever to …
AI Policy: Impact on National Security
Author(s): Rajesh Verma Originally published on Towards AI. Politics U+007C Ethics U+007C Technology Analyzing the long-term national security impact of adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) and how AI policy can help regulate that is critical. Adopting AI, or the lack thereof, will impact …
AI Ethics: Identifying Your Ethnicity and Gender
Author(s): Allen Jiang Originally published on Towards AI. Exploring Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning Why is this an important question? Ultimately this is a stepping stone to answering the ethical question: should we teach Artificial Intelligence to detect your ethnicity? …
AI & Ethics — Where Do We Go From Here?
Author(s): Ryan Lynch Originally published on Towards AI. AI & Ethics, Into the Future U+007C Towards AI The topic of ethics comes up a lot when we talk about Artificial Intelligence. “How do we teach an AI to make ethical decisions?”, “Who …
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