Act now on AI before it’s too late, says UNESCO’s AI lead
As a Global Forum on the Ethics of AI opens today in Slovenia, Gabriela Ramos sits down with ‘Fast Company’ to talk about the need to consider AI’s impacts beyond those discussed by first-world countries.
Daniel Mügge on LinkedIn: Building the European AI Future. Political challenges after the EU’s AI Act
With definitive approval of the #EU #AIAct within reach, we've both taken stock and looked ahead: what's next for AI governance, both in Europe and beyond?…
Téa Smith on LinkedIn: What Do We Say to Emily? The Human Cost Of Advertising Data Abuse |…
This is why I left. I saw an industry dominated by selfish and greedy people with absolutely no moral limits, and people who make excuses for selfish and…
Téa Smith on LinkedIn: #positivity #hashtag #grateful
Be wary of anyone who tells you, when you are giving substantive, authoritative, evidence-based criticism of what they're doing/profiting from, that you are…
From Algorithmic Monoculture to Epistemic Monoculture? Understanding the Rise of AI Safety
From November 1-2, the UK government hosted its inaugural AI Safety Summit, a gathering of international government officials, AI business leaders, researchers, and civil society advocates to discu…
Noah Gift on LinkedIn: #google #colabai #pearson #genai | 22 comments
Pretty hilarious. I was testing out some code today, and #google #colabai shows my own code as a reference...but there is a catch, it is to a pirated copy of… | 22 comments on LinkedIn
EU countries give crucial nod to first-of-a-kind Artificial Intelligence law
The ambassadors of the 27 countries of the European Union unanimously adopted the world’s first comprehensive rulebook for Artificial Intelligence, rubber-stamping the political agreement that was reached in December.
Fortify the Truth: How to Defend Human Rights in an Age of Deepfakes and Generative AI
Abstract. Audiovisual digital media and tools are critical elements in contemporary human rights documentation and advocacy. Generative AI, deepfakes and synthe
Microsoft’s legal department allegedly silenced an engineer who raised concerns about DALL-E 3
A Microsoft manager claims OpenAI’s DALL-E 3 has security vulnerabilities that could allow users to generate violent or explicit images. The company’s legal team reportedly blocked Microsoft engineering leader Shane Jones’ attempts to alert the public about the exploit.
MIT Researcher Writes New Book Warning About Dangers Of AI | Essence
“I wrote Unmasking AI as an invitation to anyone who is interested on the impact of AI on everyday people and how we can prevent algorithmic discrimination,” says Dr. Joy Buolamwini.
Behind the Dumbwaiter - Stuart McMillen on 'What the Dumbwaiter Hides'
I discuss my comic What the Dumbwaiter Hides, and its themes of slavery and hidden supply chains. This essay lists my 'dumbwaiter' inspirations and sources.
“We need to get it right” – Government looking to get up to speed on AI regulation
The Government is gearing up to develop regulations for artificial intelligence (AI) for New Zealand. It isn’t mentioned in the coalition’s 100-day plan,
AI’s Achilles Heel: New Research Pinpoints Fundamental Weaknesses
Researchers from the University of Copenhagen have become the first in the world to mathematically prove that, beyond simple problems, it is impossible to develop algorithms for AI that will always be stable. ChatGPT and similar machine learning-based technologies are on the rise. However, even the