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I tracked my kid with Apple's Airtags to test its privacy features
I tracked my kid with Apple's Airtags to test its privacy features
I clipped a keychain with one of Apple's tiny new Bluetooth trackers, AirTags, onto my son's book bag and waved goodbye to him on the school bus. I watched on my iPhone's Find My app as the bus stopped at a light a few blocks down from our street.
·cnn.com·
I tracked my kid with Apple's Airtags to test its privacy features
4 ideas about AI that even ‘experts’ get wrong
4 ideas about AI that even ‘experts’ get wrong
These fallacies give a false sense of confidence about how close we are to achieving artificial general intelligence, and what this tech can do for us.
·thenextweb.com·
4 ideas about AI that even ‘experts’ get wrong
Algorithmic injustice: a relational ethics approach
Algorithmic injustice: a relational ethics approach
It has become trivial to point out that algorithmic systems increasingly pervade the social sphere. Improved efficiency—the hallmark of these systems—…
·sciencedirect.com·
Algorithmic injustice: a relational ethics approach
Developing our new Systemic Design Framework
Developing our new Systemic Design Framework
I’m writing this as the back story about how our Systemic Design Framework came to be. This is not the press release, nor the formal…
·link.medium.com·
Developing our new Systemic Design Framework
Hard choices: AI in health care
Hard choices: AI in health care
Artificial intelligence will change the health care industry, not least by raising serious moral issues.
·medicine.yale.edu·
Hard choices: AI in health care
Cory Doctorow on Twitter
Cory Doctorow on Twitter
In a crowded field of awful companies, one stands out as the worst: @proctorio, which uses digital phrenology to monitor students' faces while they take tests, setting them up for punishment for looking away while thinking, going to the bathroom, or throwing up from anxiety.3/— Cory Doctorow (@doctorow) April 22, 2021
·twitter.com·
Cory Doctorow on Twitter
The problem with "moral machines" - Philosopher's Zone
The problem with "moral machines" - Philosopher's Zone
There’s a lot of talk these days about building ethics into artificial intelligence systems. From a philosophical perspective, it’s a daunting challenge – and this has to do with the nature of ethics, which is more than just a set of principles and instructions. Can machines ever really be moral agents?
·castro.fm·
The problem with "moral machines" - Philosopher's Zone
Inclusive teaching: audio describing your own presentations
Inclusive teaching: audio describing your own presentations
In order to be more inclusive as teachers, presenters, speakers, facilitators (and a long list of other things we do in life where we communicate), we need to develop the skill of audio describing our own presentations.
·feather.ca·
Inclusive teaching: audio describing your own presentations
Consent Management Platforms under the GDPR: processors and/or controllers? - Inria
Consent Management Platforms under the GDPR: processors and/or controllers? - Inria
Consent Management Providers (CMPs) provide consent pop-ups that are embedded in ever more websites over time to enable streamlined compliance with the legal requirements for consent mandated by the ePrivacy Directive and the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). They implement the standard for consent collection from the Transparency and Consent Framework (TCF) (current version v2.0) proposed by the European branch of the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB Europe). Although the IAB’s TCF specifications characterize CMPs as data processors, CMPs factual activities often qualifies them as data controllers instead. Discerning their clear role is crucial since compliance obligations and CMPs liability depend on their accurate characterization. We perform empirical experiments with two major CMP providers in the EU: Quantcast and OneTrust and paired with a legal analysis. We conclude that CMPs process personal data, and we identify three scenarios wherein CMPs are controllers.
·hal.inria.fr·
Consent Management Platforms under the GDPR: processors and/or controllers? - Inria
Seen By — Real Life
Seen By — Real Life
When you can see who saw your post, each viewing is a loaded message
·reallifemag.com·
Seen By — Real Life
EU plan for risk-based AI rules to set fines as high as 4% of global turnover, per leaked draft
EU plan for risk-based AI rules to set fines as high as 4% of global turnover, per leaked draft
European Union lawmakers who are drawing up rules for applying artificial intelligence are considering fines of up to 4% of global annual turnover (or €20M, if greater) for a set of prohibited use-cases, according to a leaked draft of the AI regulation — reported earlier by Politico — t…
·techcrunch.com·
EU plan for risk-based AI rules to set fines as high as 4% of global turnover, per leaked draft
A.I. Can’t Detect Our Emotions
A.I. Can’t Detect Our Emotions
Emotion A.I., affective computing, and artificial emotional intelligence are all fields creating technology to understand, respond to, measure, and simulate human emotions. Hope runs so high for…
·onezero.medium.com·
A.I. Can’t Detect Our Emotions
Beware technical solutions to non-technical problems
Beware technical solutions to non-technical problems
Technical approaches are only one part of the trust relationship between AI and users You may have heard of an AI method called Explainable Artificial Intelligence or XAI. XAI refers to the discipline that aims to make the behaviour of AI models more understandable.
·linkedin.com·
Beware technical solutions to non-technical problems
Digital Ethics
Digital Ethics
Our society needs a constructive discourse around ethics in the digital realm, as well as a wide-spread literacy on how to design for ethics in a digitalised environment.
·ri.se·
Digital Ethics